Factories were built near natural resources, as the transportation of raw materials for production was limited.
Explanation:
Transportation raw materials from the source into the factories require cost of distribution (from the purchase of vehicles, labors, and gas). In order to cut down this cost, factories often built their buildings as close to the source of materials as close as possible.
This principle still exist even until today.
For example, many factories that require the use of a lot of steel that exist in United States were built in Indiana because that state has high reserve of metals.
Marked a break from the Neolithic culture of the Jomon and a shift toward a new culture that was probably influenced by immigrants from China and Korea.
Probably B because the sand or once soil was so loose tat the extreme wind was able to pick it up ad whirl it around. so basically it was a case of desertification. Hope this helped
