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The Appalachian Mountains served as a natural barrier to westward expansion during early colonization in North America, limiting access to the fertile lands beyond. Their rugged terrain made travel and communication difficult, which slowed the movement of settlers and the establishment of trade routes. Additionally, the mountains created challenges for defense against Indigenous populations and other colonial powers, influencing settlement patterns and leading to the establishment of colonies primarily along the eastern seaboard. Ultimately, the Appalachians shaped the geographical and political landscape of early American colonization.
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Which word words could be eliminated for a stronger effect These mountains have been around forever and ever?
"and ever" could be eliminated for a stronger effect. So the sentence would read: "These mountains have been around forever." This creates a more impactful and concise statement.
Which biome would be found in the rain shadow or eastern side of high mountains?
A desert biome would typically be found on the rain shadow or eastern side of high mountains. The high mountains block moisture, creating a dry environment on the leeward side where the rain shadow effect occurs.
What mountain range keeps moisture from reaching the Sahara desert?
The Atlas Mountains act as a barrier, blocking moisture that would otherwise reach the Sahara desert from the north. This rain shadow effect of the mountains contributes to the arid conditions in the Sahara region.
Was Zimbabwe better before or after colonization?
Since colonization happened about 120 years ago, how do you think anyone would know that.
Why would the french and Russians sell arms to Ethiopia?
So Ethiopia would have the modern weaponry to resist attempts at colonization.
Where did money come from for colonization?
The Governments of the colonizing countries. Either the army, government itself or the Monarchs would fund expeditions for colonization.
How did Roanoke colony effect the us?
It didn't really affect the US. The colony was a failure. It wasn't until Jamestown was established in the early 1600s that English colonization had a foothold in what would ultimately become the United States.
What mountains would you have to cross to get to kashgar to parthia?
what mountains would you have to cross to get to kashgar toparthia
What was the language of Morocco prior to French colonization?
Prior to the creation of the French Protectorate in 1912, Moroccans in the cities and along the coast primarily spoke Moroccan Arabic (which would change immensely under the French colonization because of loanwords). In the mountains, most Moroccans spoke local Amazigh (Berber) languages including dialects of the three predominant Berber languages of Tarifit, Tamazight, and Tashlichit.
Does Bhutan have mountains?
There are many mountains in Bhutan. In fact, I would say it is surrounded by mountains.
What was the main point of Monroe doctrine?
The United States would prevent future European colonization in the Western Hemisphere.
From Boston to Minneapolis what mountains would you cross?
The Appalachian Mountains.
