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Most early farming villages would have been built near a lake or river. This is because the water was needed for drinking, eating, milling, and growing produce.
Location is the most important factor in the formation of early settlements. A good location would include a close proximity to fresh water, wood lands, transportation, other settlements etc... The better the location the quicker the settlement will grow and the more prosperous it will be.
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Early agriculture can be separated into two main categories -- plantation farming with slaves and small free farmers.
people lived off filleted fish
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What allowed early Americans to start permanent villages?
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slash and burn
Cities
early farmers depended on grain's seeds,water,and land
cities were larger and more complex.
wheat. corn they did fishing
Most early farming villages would have been built near a lake or river. This is because the water was needed for drinking, eating, milling, and growing produce.
They lived in villages near large cities because if there was a they would be able to help the soldiers protect their village.
There really wasn't many cities. Rome was the largest and when it fell people left to farm and live in small villages. Most everyone lived in small villages.