Geography of Early Settlements

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What role did agriculture play in the development of early human settlements?

Agriculture allowed hunter-gatherers to establish permanent residences, leading to the formation of early settlements.

How do natural features influence the placement of settlements?

Natural features like rivers and mountains determine accessibility to resources, affecting where settlements are established.

What is a nucleated settlement and where might you typically find one?

A nucleated settlement is a clustered grouping of homes; it is often found in agricultural areas where resources are localized.

Describe the relationship between population density and settlement patterns.

<p>High population density often leads to compact, nucleated settlements, while low density encourages dispersed patterns across larger areas.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Give an example of a linear settlement and explain its significance.

<p>An example of a linear settlement is a village along a river; its significance lies in the access to water and transportation.</p> Signup and view all the answers