because their economy was alot better than the others.
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France's North American holdings were sparsely populated because the French focused more on trade and establishing profitable fur trading relationships with Native American tribes than on permanent settlement. Additionally, harsh winter conditions and conflicts with Native Americans hindered French colonization efforts in North America.
Because They are so poor and they are still a developing country.
It's very, very cold there.
Sparsely usually means appearing only occasionally, for example a sparsely populated area has only a few people living there. The opposite would be things compacted into a small area, so the opposite of sparsely would be 'densely'
in the north and south of Kenya it is sparsely due to climate and relief in the western and central of Kenya and of course Nairobi is densely, so its different in different areas of Kenya. hope this helps xx :)
The most deserted place in the USA is the village of Supai in the Grand Canyon. It is sparsely populated because it is only accessible by foot, mule, or helicopter, making it difficult for people to live there permanently.
Sparsely means only occassionally or thinly. So, sparsely settled means people occupy the space, but spread out. Example: The sparsely settled colony of 5000 square acres only had 40 residents, with most of them living in town and some living on the outskirts.
No, the population is well managed by the nine provinces with 54 million people, so the country is not densely populated.
France's sparse population in certain regions can be attributed to various factors, including geographic diversity, historical agricultural practices, and urbanization trends. The country's mountainous areas and vast rural landscapes often have limited economic opportunities, leading to lower population densities. Additionally, industrialization concentrated populations in urban centers, leaving rural areas less populated. These trends, combined with historical events such as wars and migrations, have shaped France's demographic distribution.
The conditions in some of them are not great for living in. Some of the most northern parts of Europe are near the Arctic, so they are very cold. They are not good for supporting people, due to the climate and the quality of land, or just being mainly ice. There are also long periods of darkness during the winter months. They are not ideal for building towns and cities. So naturally they are sparsely populated.