Social Studies, 08.12.2020 21:50 starreee

How did Japanese people change the environment to help settle the land? They created islands in the sea to be able to farm.
They cleared dense forests to make room for villages.
They built roads connecting villages throughout the islands.
They constructed waterways between villages.

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