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The First Empires — Unit test

Question 15 • FL-2109010-M/J World History A - Teacher Directed Resource

How did geography impact where people chose to settle?

Answer
A
People needed to settle near a water source, such as a lake or river.
B
People used tools to measure the amount of rainfall to determine where to settle.
C
People wrote down the temperature throughout the seasons to decide if crops would grow.
D
People decided that soil quality was not as important as the animals that could be used for food.

Explanation

People often settled near lakes and rivers because they provided drinking water, supported crops, and made travel easier. This made access to a water source an important geographic factor in choosing a place to live. Measuring rainfall or recording seasonal temperatures was not the main reason described, and fertile soil was also important for growing food.

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