because more people come from other countries to live there and there are also less deaths happening and there are more babies being born. Wn people divorce they have to live in a separate house so the population is increasing by 1 more person.
well for many reasons:
-good site (relief, aspect, wet and dry points)
-good situation
-if it's a market town
-if it has special services, a bigger range and sphere of influence
-migration
-if it has a big industry, which means there are more available jobs for people
-on or near main roads, nodal points, bridging points, rivers, ports, etc
-if there is enough area for the settlement to grow
-if the settlement is plentiful in a certain resource (e.g. gold, iron, etc.)
If a settlement has a particular good quality such as economy and the area surounding it then people or buisnesses will join the settlement to increase its size.
clustered settlement
it grew where it did as the Germans ate are pies
Colonies of settlement were able to control their own future and fate which meant they could grow their own industries. Colonies of exploitation did not have the luxury of controlling their own fate.
grow tobacco
water, river, and streams
Probably because the river made it easier to get resources to the settlements location.
They did not grow in the deserts, per se, but rather around oases or close to ports. Otherwise there would not be sufficient food and water to maintain a permanent settlement.
Yes
The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, which provided fertile soil and water to grow abundant food, were the two main physical features that supported settlement in Mesopotamia
every one came there and made it a big city
The site situation, which includes factors like topography, water supply, and natural resources, can greatly impact the development of a settlement. A settlement located in a fertile area with access to water is more likely to grow and thrive compared to one situated in a harsh environment. The site situation can also influence the types of economic activities and infrastructure that develop in a settlement.
A settlement grows because the population may increase as births outnumber deaths and because people move in from other place, usually o find work. Settlements grow bigger, taking over rural areas in a process called urbanization. Small settlements grow into villages. Larger villages become towns and cities.