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How were the lives of farmers in Han China different from the lives of city dwellers?
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What is urban dwellers?
is a person who lives in city
What purpose did religious rituals serve in the lives of early village dwellers?
early city dwellers developed rituals founded on these earlier religiour belief
What is a rural dweller?
A rural dweller is someone who lives in a rural area, which is typically characterized by its small population, open spaces, and agricultural or natural surroundings. Rural dwellers often have a different lifestyle and access to different resources compared to those living in urban areas.
What is one way in which farming change the lives of early new yorkers?
Farming changed the lives of early New Yorkers by allows the area to support a larger population. As the city grew, farmers had a market close by. The city dwellers had access to a larger food supply.
How were the lives of planters different from those of yeoman farmers?
The planters had large plantations and were rich and the yeoman had small farms and were poor.
What did the vikings do in their lives?
They were mostly farmers.
What type of people lives there?
you need to ask you question in a different people cant under stand it
How were the lives of the mound builders and the Anasazi the same and different?
They grew their own food, they lived in homes that you had to make
An artist of the mid-1800s who portrayed the harsh lives of slum dwellers was probably using what artistic style?
realism
How did aryan and harappen lives differ?
They were farmers .
What is a dweller?
A dweller is a person/people or animal/animals that lives in a specific location. For instance:- The dwellers in a house are the people that live in that specific house. The Tibetan people dwell in the high Himalayan mountains. Camels are desert dwellers.
How many people live in Earth?
Nobody lives "in" the Earth (except possibly miners and cave dwellers), but many live "on" the Earth. As of August 2011, the estimated world population was 6,957,690,528. (nearly 7 billion, the majority in China, India, and other parts of Asia)
