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#1. Water. #2. Food. #3. raw materials in order to build the settlements (i.e. wood, stone, mud, metal ore, etc.)
because there were bodies of water, where people could eaisly get water to water crops, which were needed to eat.
Beavers build dams to control the water flow in their environment area, and they also build lodges to live in.
the people in new Orleans were tied of the city flooding every year so they build levee which in french means "rising water" to keep the city from flooding
There was plentiful arable land whose fertility was renewed by the silt brought down by the annual flooding. There was adequate water from the rivers, whose waters could be used for storage, irrigation and drinking. The surplus of food generated by these factors enabled the development of settlements which grew into towns and cities.
To build a defense system
They went to rivers, lakes, streams to carry water to settlements. Often settlements were built near water sources.
#1. Water. #2. Food. #3. raw materials in order to build the settlements (i.e. wood, stone, mud, metal ore, etc.)
Human settlements were always built by water, because humans need water to survive.
because there were bodies of water, where people could eaisly get water to water crops, which were needed to eat.
People build banks so that the water doesn't rise up and flood the city.
a lake
most settlements were located near water for transportation and shiping in and out goods. also for water to use as bathing, drinking, and cooking.
Groups of people tending to travel and change settlements frequently
By water easy to get to
chinas earliest settlements were the water, food, and trade routes.
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