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Massachusetts,pennsylvannia
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Where did indias earliest human settlements develop how did geography affect the location of those earliest settlements?
somewere over the rainbow
What generalization can you make about the location of settlement in the desert southwest?
what generalization can you make about the location of settlements in the desert southwest
Which location was one of the first permanent french settlements of the new world?
quebec
Which location was was one of the first permanent french settlements in the new world?
quebec
What generlization can you make about the location of settlements in the desert southwest?
Settlements in the desert southwest tend to be located near water sources, such as rivers or oases, which are crucial for agriculture and human survival in arid environments. Additionally, these settlements often have strategic positions for trading routes or defense, contributing to their placement in specific locations within the region.
What factors influenced the location of Early English settlement?
closeness to main waterways and other settlements
In 1920 where was Bucharest?
In the same location ! The first settlements of Bucharest are old of ten of thousand years, from the Paleolithic.
Why did the location of Greek settlements allow contact with other civilization?
I LITTERALY DONT GIVE A shiet WHY BRO
Why did a settlement grow next to the river tyne?
Probably because the river made it easier to get resources to the settlements location.
What is the dominant factor in the location of the population settlements in North Africa and Southwest Asia?
The dominant factor is where the rivers are located.
What are the names of setllements?
Nucleated settlements Concentric settlements Spared settlements Mid-Rural area settlements
How did the geographic location of the dutch settlements contribute to the success?
The geographic location of Dutch settlements provided access to global trading routes, enabling them to establish a powerful maritime empire. Their proximity to sea routes facilitated lucrative trade networks and ensured economic prosperity. Additionally, their strategic locations in Europe allowed for alliances and competition with other European powers.
