Where Do People Settle and Why?

The most important job for the first people was the daily __________ for food.

• walk

• hunt

• swim

• farming

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People learned to __________ and began to stay in one place, eventually forming communities.

• walk

• hunt

• swim

• farm

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Many early settlements were near ______________________.

• forests

• mountains

• rivers

• deserts

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A __________ is a group of people who live in the same area and share a language and culture.

• continent

• community

• country

• civilization

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When looking for a location to live, what problem would you need to solve?

• How will I move from place to place?

• How will I find water, food, and shelter?

• How will I meet other people?

• How will I get shoes and clothing?

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Once humans no longer needed to spend entire days searching for food, they were able to develop __________.

• better weapons and tools

• continents and countries

• houses and stores

• hobbies

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What kind of natural resources would a fisherman look for when trying to find a place to settle?

• river

• snow

• mountains

• desert

How does the availability of natural resources influence where people settle?

• People settle in places where there are no natural resources.

• People never settle or move to new places.

• People don’t like to use natural resources when they settle.

• People settle in places that make life better for them.

Why do people settle in certain places?

• noise

• severe weather

• no wild animals

• available natural resources

Why do people explore and migrate across regions?

• To find new friends

• To discover new foods

• To find better living conditions

• To avoid traveling

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