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Much of Italy is mountainous or hilly. In the mountains there were shepperd communities. Many towns were on hills. People liked to live on hills because they were easier to defend from raiders. This did not stop people from forming settlements in the plains.
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How did the landscape of the italian peninsula affect early settlement there?
Early settlement in Italy were due to migratory movements throughout the peninsula. They way settlement was affected depended of the particular landscape. Mountain and hilly areas were pastoral, while the plains were agricultural. Volcanic areas provided particularly fertile soils and attracted farmers. Marsh areas were avoided because of malaria.
How did Rome's position on the Italian peninsula affect its development?
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How did the landscape of the Italian peninsula affect early settlement?
Italy's cities were built mostly on hills, so higher ground was an advantage when they were facing outside threats. And though it was difficult to cross Italy because of its rockiness, they had streams running out of the hills, so it was and easy source of fresh water.
How did the geography of the Arabian Peninsula affect the trade settlement?
Trade with neighboring people *supported the growth of towns* along trade routes. Hint=The * means the answer.
How do peninsulas affect people?
People live on a peninsula the peninsula doesn’t affect them.
How did goegraphy affect trade and settlement there?
it affect the trade and settlement because people had to go to the Mediterranean Sea
How did the settlement affect the Ojibwa and the land?
No one was affected by the ojibwa's settlement
How does Iceland's location affect its landscape?
it affects its landscape by the food and enviroment
How does elevation affect settlement patterns?
what is it
How did the dessert climete affect the growth of cities on the Arabian peninsula?
The desert climate of the Arabian Peninsula significantly influenced urban development by concentrating human activity around limited water sources, such as oases and coastal areas. These regions became focal points for trade, agriculture, and settlement, facilitating the growth of cities. Additionally, the harsh desert environment led to the establishment of nomadic lifestyles, which gradually transitioned to sedentary communities as trade routes and economic opportunities expanded. Thus, the interplay between climate and geography shaped the urban landscape of the region.
How did the fall line affect the settlement?
I think but i am not sure that the rocks affects the settlement because they can't cross it.
How did the settlement of the Ojibwa affect the people and land?
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