Answer:
Prior to the civil war more people living in the cities of what region than any other region was the North East Region of the United States.
Explanation:
For much of the United States history up till the civil war, the country's political and economic power remained in the North East.
This mostly included the 13 original colonies, which were densely populated, industrialized and rich.
However, after the Civil War ended, places such as Florida, California, etc began to prosper and a whole mid-west region (centered around Chicago) and a West coast region (centered around San Francisco) gradually began to have economic importance.
The discovery of farming marked the break between two time periods that are stone age and copper age.
When we categorize the history into time periods, this is called ages. A <span>time period between the Neolithic and the Bronze </span>Age is the copper age and the <span>Paleolithic is the earliest period of the Stone Age.</span>
Early humans eventually formed hunter-gatherer societies so catching food and cooking it could be split evenly between the people, and so everyone could get food properly, all the while sharing with eachother and looking out for eachother. Being in groups made it easier to catch more food, because they could take out more than they could together than with only one person. Forming these societies made things much more easy and efficient for them.
The answer is: 15ºN, 44ºE
