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What was England's primary interest in the northeast coast of North America?
settlement
Do the people live near coast or interior of the country?
Some people live near the coast while others live in the interior of the country. This distribution depends on factors such as economic opportunities, lifestyle preferences, and historical settlement patterns. Coastal areas often have more job opportunities in industries like fishing or tourism, while the interior may offer a different pace of life or better access to natural resources.
What main transportation corridor links the interior of the South America with the Atlantic coast?
the amazon river
Where do you find the large oil reserves in north America?
The largest oil reserves in North America are found in the Gulf of Mexico, around the coast of Alaska, interior of Canada and the US, and the Pacific coast.
The settlement at Plymouth became part of which colony?
The Plymouth settlement was established in 1620, on the east coast of North America. It became part of the Dominion of New England in 1686.
What Latin American country has used much of its interior rain forest for settlement in order to ease population pressure along its densely settled eastern coast?
brazil
Does central Americas population exhibit higher densities in it's pacific coast lands than along it's Caribbean shore?
Yes, Central America's population tends to be more concentrated along the Pacific coast than along the Caribbean coast. This is partly due to the mountainous terrain and dense forests along the Caribbean side, which make settlement and infrastructure development more challenging compared to the flatter and more accessible Pacific coast. Additionally, historical factors such as colonization and economic activities have also influenced settlement patterns.
Are most major cities in the interior or on the coast?
on the coast
Internal migration in the US in the 18th and 19th centuries generally followed the pattern of?
Internal migration in the United States in the 18th and 19th centuries generally followed the pattern of settlement first on the East Coast, then to the treeless prairies, next to the West Coast, followed by settlement in the interior. Since most settlers came from Europe or western Africa, they normally first settled close to the Atlantic Ocean. Later, as farmland on the East Coast became harder to obtain, new settlement shifted from the Eastern forests to the treeless prairies, with their fertile soils. In the 1840s, the California gold rush attracted many to California. In the mid-to-late 19th century, the federal government offered incentives -- including the Homestead Act that offered inexpensive or free land -- to encourage settlement in the interior. It should be noted that these movements are generalized patterns and trends; other movements were also occurring at the time.
Are most of japans major cities in the interior or on the coast?
In the coast
Are most japans major cities in the interior or on the coast?
on the coast
What Cabot started an English settlement along the coast of Newfoundland true or false?
False. John Cabot, an Italian explorer, is credited with discovering Newfoundland but did not establish a permanent English settlement there. The first English settlement in North America was Jamestown in Virginia, established in 1607.
