I'm assuming you've never been to the west!
Most of the Southwestern United States is a harsh, desert and mountain area. Water is scarce and traveling was dangerous, living there even more dangerous. A constant source of water, albeit, a spring, a lake, or a river was vital for civilization to occur. Towns that popped up far from water had to either have it pumped in via pipeline or hauled in via railroad or wagon!
So Its not in any way forgot.
Because there wasnt many water sources in the plains, and people generally neeed water to survive
If the world didn't have water monitoring all the drinkable water would no longer be drinkable from the pollution and then all the human race would die that's why water monitoring is so important and such a big issue.
Because they are the only practical way of crossing vast regions of desert.
because they needed some way of obtaining fresh water from so they could drink it, and use it to grow crops. it was much quicker, when you were near by.
What are some natural resources in west Africa
with out it the would be no water source at .
it was important to get the water to crops
the south west is very drie in some places so irrigation is used to bring water to these drie places to grow the crops
It was so important because they needed to survive and grow crops.
so they could use the water
if no water anymore, you will die
Water is scarce there
water is an important resource of the west more important even than gold.
water is an important resource of the west more important even than gold.
water is so important to us because we are made of water and we lose it by sweat and when sweat comes out you need to put water in so yea. :) hope this helps.
Because without water, water couldn't exist.