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Why did pioneer families tend to settle in communities along major rivers?
Pioneer families settled along major rivers because rivers provided a source of water for drinking, irrigation for farming, transportation for trade, and access to resources for survival. Additionally, rivers were often seen as natural boundaries that provided a sense of security and helped create a sense of community among settlers.
Who do the chores in Mexico?
It depends on how traditional or modern a family is: very traditional families, usually found on small rural villages, still have children and women as main performers of home chores, while men work on the fields. Modern, urban families tend to share these responsibilities like any western country does.
What did the European immigrants tend to do in the great plains?
Form tight knit ethnically distinctive communities, seek full assimilation into the American communities, look for secluded areas to form colonies, add to the violence and instability of the west, or settle as individual families isolated on a solitary homestead.
Non-traditional approaches to problems tend to be successful?
does non traditional approaches to problems tend to e successful
What were large farming estates that used enslaved people to tend crops were?
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What is the large farming estates that used enslaved people to tend crops?
Latifundia
What are the problems of farming on the flood plain and solutions?
I think that the problems with farming on a flood plain, is that as flood plains tend to be situated in a valley, so when it rains, there is bound to be a flood were you have been farming.
Where did most pioneer families tend to settle?
Most pioneer families tended to settle in areas with fertile land for farming, access to water sources like rivers or lakes, and opportunities for trade and commerce. Some common areas where pioneer families settled were the American Midwest, such as the Great Plains and the Ohio River Valley, as well as the western frontier regions like California and Oregon.
What is a Mormon family?
A Mormon family is a family that are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Mormon families are pretty typical families, usually with a dad, mom, and several children, although there are many single-parent families as well. Mormon families do tend to be more traditional, with a working father and a stay-at-home mom. They also typically have more children (a Mormon average is 4-6 rather than the national average of 2-3). Mormon families tend to be very religious, attending church together and praying and worshipping together at home. Check out the "Related Links" below to learn more about Mormon families.
Do people in Australia tend to live in large or small families?
They can live in small or big families. I come from a family of 8, but there are still small families in the USA.
What size family do koalas live in?
Koalas are solitary animals, although they do live within complex social communities in which their own home trees overlap with those of other koalas. Male koalas do not live in families. Females carry their joey (baby koala) until the next joey is born, so they tend to live in families of just two.
Large farming estates that used enslaved people to tend crops were called what?
Latifundia
