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The Rocky Mountains serve as a significant natural barrier for settling in the west of North America. Their rugged terrain and high elevation create challenges for transportation and agriculture, making it difficult for settlers to move westward. Additionally, the climate in the mountainous regions can be harsh, further limiting settlement opportunities. As a result, the Rockies have historically influenced migration patterns and the development of communities in the western United States.
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A natural barrier to settling in the West?
rocky mountains
What is a natural barrier to settling in the West?
rocky mountain
What is the natural barrier to settling in the west?
Rocky mountains
What large desert formed a natural barrier to the west of Egypt?
Sahara
Which natural land form was a barrier for immigrants traveling west to Ohio and Mississippa?
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What natural barrier made it unnecessary to extend the wall of china farther to the west?
Lake Qinghai
Did the navigation acts say no colonists could settle in the Ohio region?
No. The Navigation Acts restricted colonial trade. They had nothing to do with settling Ohio or related areas. The Appalachian Mountains served as a natural barrier for the colonies during that period. Anything west of those mountains was not colonial land.
Which of these is a benefit of settling by a river?
Settling by a river provides access to water for drinking, agriculture, and transportation. It also offers a natural barrier for protection against enemies. Additionally, rivers can support trade and economic activities.
What natural barrier made it unnecesary to extend the great wall of china farther west?
Lake Qinghai
How was settling the Canadian west different from settling the American west?
The mounties, Canadian mounted police, provided law enforcement.
What was natural barrier that protected Egypt in the south?
The natural barrier that protected Egypt in the south is cataracts.
What did the gold rush cause?
The settling of the west.
