The following is an example of the impact of the geography of Greece on Greek settlement patterns:
Grecian geography encouraged settlement of colonies across the Mediterranean sea region.
Living along the seas assisted with careers such as sailing, fishing, and trading.
Thomas Hunt Morgan's experiments with fruit flies made him able to discover and note the inheritance of specific chromosomes. And this experiment gave <span>Mendel nice opportunity to release his idea of researching human beings.</span>
<span>The correct answer is Wheat farming, because the region had fertile soil and a mild climate. The colonies were successful at these crops and could trade other colonies for other things that they could need like tobacco or clothes. They could also make alcoholic drinks like whiskeys and things like that that are made out of wheat.</span>
The answer is Britain and France. Hope this helps. Have a great day.
4. What did the Germans have that most other inmigrants did not? How did they use this to their advantage?
Germans were skilled farmers and during the 18th and 19th century, with the Industrial Revolution changing the economy of many Germany states from agricultural to manufacturing industries, they emigrated to the United States. Hearing of the North America's farmland, they brought their farmer skills mostly to the midwest helping to make prosper the local agriculture.
Germans used their knowledges to prosper in a foreing land and many of them became businessmen and buildt beer breweries alongside with agriculture.
