In places where arable land is scarce, houses are built close together and farmers tend to travel out to their farmland from town. these types of places are called settlements.
a.
nucleated
b.
arable
c.
dispersed
d.
epicenter

The length of the path between two points is what

The map above shows where people live in the united states. areas that are darker blue are areas where people live close together. areas that are lighter colors are places where people live farther apart. as a geographer, if you were to study where people live and why they choose to live in these places, which of the six essential elements of geography would you be using?

Which statement about new zealand’s first inhabitants is not true? a. the maori have no political power today. b. the origin of the maori is in dispute by scholars. c. the maori are trying to reassert their claims to the land. d. the maori lost most of their land in the 1800s to the british colonists. (gradpoint)