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Great rift valley,

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The shallow area between two mountains

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The mountains provide protection from wind, or tornadoes.

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Nevada, Utah, Idaho.

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An area of land enclosed by higher land.

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I believe that plains prohibit populations settling because of the lack of shelter.

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Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas

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Large flat area with little to no trees.

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Mesas don't have trees, or clean water sources to drink from.

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Spain, Sardinia, Arabia

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An isolated flat topped hill with steep sides

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Without the necessary resources, you can't populate a plateau.

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Kukenan Tepui, Bogota Plateau, Island in the sky

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An area of relatively level high ground.

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Not many resources, but it isn't rocky, so you can plant stuff.

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Bunker hill, Highgate Hill, Dealul Spirii

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A hill is a land form that rises above the area around it, not as tall as a mountain.

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Mountains would make it hard for population settlement because of the incline, and all of the rocky ground.

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Mount Rushmore, Mount Ararat, K2

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A mountain is a large land form that rises above surrounding land in an area, usually forms a peak.

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This can promote population settlement because of wildlife, and resources for shelter.

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This Promotes population settlement because of all the resources.

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Hawaii, Ireland, Australia

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Any piece of subcontinental land surrounded by water.

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North America, South America, Africa, Australia, Europe, Asia, Antarctica

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The worlds continuous land expanses.