Answer:
True.
Explanation:
You can technically build a "cities" without waterways, however, it further complicates transportation, trade, and relations with other cities. For a city to thrive, it must have some way of being able to transport goods, resources, and people from the place to anywhere else, and back. Waterways, paved roads, pathways, and later planes and helicopters are all ways of transportation. However, the most natural and easiest one was by waterways. Waterways utilized boats, which can generally hold more than any land transportation at the time, and uses the current for travelling, which typically can help speed, or even impede the transportation process.
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Colon visited several islands on his journey.
Canary Islands: ( formed by volcanic eruptions. Highest elevation 12,198 feet. Subtropical climate.
San Salvador Island: <em>very flat and with very green trees</em> were his words, with a surrounding reef and lake in the middle.
Cuba: formed by bays, keys, reefs and islets. Known as the "Pearl of the Antilles".
Santa Maria Island: generally flat, however, it gets hilly towards the norht
Dominic Republic: mountainous in the central and west, while extensive lowlands are found in the southeast. There are four significant mountain ranges in the Dominican Republic,
Jamaica: mountainous, with peaks of over 2,100 m (7,000 ft) in the Blue Mountains, which dominate the eastern part of the island; the highest point on the island is Blue Mountain Peak, at 2,256 m (7,402 ft) above sea level.
Trinidad: Three important hill ranges, extensive swamp areas.
