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Free Response Questions Economic Factor Explanation

Free Response Questions Economic Factor Explanation Job opportunities Once cities are settled along the coasts, they provide jobs for immigrants

Economic FactorExplanation Job opportunities Once cities are settled along the coasts, they provide jobs for immigrants Good trading opportunities

Economic FactorExplanation Job opportunities Once cities are settled along the coasts, they provide jobs for immigrants Good trading opportunities Coastal areas have good access to sea based trade

Economic FactorExplanation Job opportunities Once cities are settled along the coasts, they provide jobs for immigrants Good trading opportunities Coastal areas have good access to sea based trade Industrial Growth

Economic FactorExplanation Job opportunities Once cities are settled along the coasts, they provide jobs for immigrants Good trading opportunities Coastal areas have good access to sea based trade Industrial Growth Attracts job seekers

Economic FactorExplanation Job opportunities Once cities are settled along the coasts, they provide jobs for immigrants Good trading opportunities Coastal areas have good access to sea based trade Industrial Growth Attracts job seekers

one Cultural Identify and explain one Cultural factor that has contributed to settlement patterns illustrated on the map Cultural Factor Explanation

one Cultural Identify and explain one Cultural factor that has contributed to settlement patterns illustrated on the map Cultural Factor Explanation Entertainment/Arts/LearningCities usually provide more cultural opportunities

one Cultural Identify and explain one Cultural factor that has contributed to settlement patterns illustrated on the map Cultural Factor Explanation Entertainment/Arts/LearningCities usually provide more cultural opportunities Education More money to support the system which has allows for more opportunities

Cultural Factor Explanation Entertainment/Arts/LearningCities usually provide more cultural opportunities Education More money to support the system which has allows for more opportunities Ethnic/ Cultural groups New immigrants from English speaking people. Attract people that are of the same ethnicities- (chain Migration)

Environmental FactorExplanation Climate

Environmental FactorExplanation ClimateClimate along coastal area preferable over the interior arid environment

Environmental FactorExplanation ClimateClimate along coastal area preferable over the interior arid environment Natural harbors

Environmental FactorExplanation ClimateClimate along coastal area preferable over the interior arid environment Natural harborsHarbors encourage sea-based trade Coastal areaAccess to water, resources are available for the population (fishing, sea food, water for crops??)

Environmental FactorExplanation ClimateClimate along coastal area preferable over the interior arid environment Natural harborsHarbors encourage sea-based trade Coastal areaAccess to water, resources are available for the population (fishing, sea food, water for crops??)