Which of the following describes a way geographic features influenced how North American countries were settled?

A. Populations were greatest in inland areas where climates were more moderate.

B. People settled along the borders between countries to make trade easier.

C. People settled close to rivers and waterways to access resources and transportation.

D. Populations were highest in mountain areas where gold and diamonds were mined.

Question

Which of the following describes a way geographic features influenced how North American countries were settled?

A. Populations were greatest in inland areas where climates were more moderate.

B. People settled along the borders between countries to make trade easier.

C. People settled close to rivers and waterways to access resources and transportation.

D. Populations were highest in mountain areas where gold and diamonds were mined.

anonymous · Answer

The Answer is C. People settled close to rivers and waterways to access resources and transportation.
The reason is, people need water to survive, so they always move to areas near water. For further evidence, you can just check a map that shows major cities, I guess.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks you  (: