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Why did the first inhabitants of mainland Southeast Asia settle in plains and river valleys?(1 point) Responses Those areas wer...Asked by A Local Wanderer In Search
Why did the first inhabitants of mainland Southeast Asia settle in plains and river valleys?(1 point) Responses Those areas were easy to defend. Those areas were easy to defend. Those areas were good for farming. Those areas were good for farming. Those areas were best for trade. Those areas were best for trade. D. Those areas were close to towns. D. Those areas were close to towns.
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The correct answer is: Those areas were good for farming.
The first inhabitants of mainland Southeast Asia settled in plains and river valleys because these areas provided fertile soil and access to water sources, which were essential for successful agriculture and farming.
The first inhabitants of mainland Southeast Asia settled in plains and river valleys because these areas provided fertile soil and access to water sources, which were essential for successful agriculture and farming.
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Yes, I am positive. The first inhabitants of mainland Southeast Asia settled in plains and river valleys because those areas were good for farming.
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