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Consider what you have learned in the unit about the development of early civilizations in the Americas. Then answer the following questions:
What geographic conditions do you think made for a successful civilization?
What geographic conditions posed the greatest challenge for early civilizations?
For each question, provide at least two examples as evidence to support your ideas.
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this sounds like a question you need to answer with your opinion but then give examples from your chapter too. Maybe ask the teacher for help?
The geographic conditions that made for a successful civilization would be a water source and a way for the civilization to defend itself. Water was important to the civilization not only for daily survival, but in order to grow crops to live off of. It was important for the civilizations to be able to defend themselves again others who would want to take over their land. They needed some sort of mountainous region to help stay protected. The geographic conditions that posed the greatest challenges for early civilization would be not having water and unlivable climate conditions. Not having water would lead to dry land and then they wouldn't be able to grow any crops to live off of. If the climate was too cold, plants would not grow and animals would not stay in the area in order to hunt. Also, any water sources would freeze in the winters.
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