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A small community is sometimes called a village, or a township.
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What were the small religious communities built by the Spanish called?
Missions
Did the old stone have small or large communities?
In the Stone Age, the Earth's population was supported by small groups called Hunter-Gatherers.
The largest communities on land are called?
The largest communities on land are called cities if they are related to human communities. On the earth, the largest communities are called biomes.
What is a group of quokkas called?
A group of quokkas is called a mob. They are sociable creatures and live in small family groups or larger communities.
What do you called a small newly built communities in social studies?
In social studies, small newly built communities are often referred to as "new developments" or "planned communities." These areas are typically designed with specific purposes in mind, such as residential living, and may include amenities and infrastructure to support the residents. They can also be called "subdivisions" or "neighborhoods" depending on their size and characteristics.
What deserts have small communities?
All deserts have small communities. There are even research stations in the Antarctic Desert.
Where in the southern colonies did small communities free African Americans develop?
The backcountry is where they can develop small communities
What is a small country road called?
A small country road is typically called a "lane" or a "byway." These roads are often narrow and winding, providing access to rural areas or connecting smaller communities.
Why were communities built at crossing points?
communities are small and need more room
Why were many communities built at crossing points?
communities are small and need more room
What are communities in Israel called?
Israeli communities are called communities. If you're asking for the Hebrew word for community, it's kehillah (קהילה).
What is the term used for communities that usually include a small town surrounding farmland and a church?
I believe you are describing a "Mission".
