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The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers were significant for ancient Mesopotamians for all of the following reasons exceptThe rivers carried silt downstream, thus enriching the soil.The rivers acted as a barrier that protected ancient Mesopotamians from foreign invasions.The rivers brought large amounts of freshwater to a region that otherwise received little or irregular rainfall.The rivers facilitated trade.
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