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Definition: Any of the 7 large land continuous parts of land.

Examples: Asia, Africa, and North America

A: These landforms promote population settlement because continents are huge parts of land that could benefit the population for growth, plant crops, and different temperatures.

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Definition: A smaller piece of land that is surrounded by water.

Examples: Three examples of Islands are Jamaica, Ireland, and Haiti with many more.

A: Islands would promote population settlement because it is more land for people to inhabit. Additionally, the water all around it could be useful for some people by allowing them to fish and grow crops.

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Definition: Land that is reaching an unusually higher point that its surrounds and usually at a steep angle.

Examples: Three examples of popular mountains could be the Himalayas, Mount Fuji, and Everest.

B: I believe that Mountains inhibit population settlement because they are usually rocky with little to no good soil for crops. Furthermore, the angle that most mountains usually rise in makes it difficult for houses to be build in or to even be climbed on.

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Definition: A small Area of land that is raised slightly from the rest of the land around it but is not too steep or too tall.

Examples. Some examples of hills would be the Shimla, Manali, Kasauli hills which are very popular.

A: I believe that hills promote population settlements because unlike mountains these are lower to the land around it which makes it enjoyable for people to live on top of and are not too rocky so crops could potentially grow there. The small hill makes it easy to come down or up for crops

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Definition: A rather high ground of land that is usually flat.

Examples: Some Plateaus around the world are Tibetan Plateau, Yellowstone, and Massif Central.

B: I think that Plateaus prohibit population settlement because the are rather dry because they are more commonly created due to volcano eruptions. Additionally they make it hard to grow crops, because of the elevated land there can be harsher weather and water is not always easily accessible.

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Definition: Similarly to a plateau, a mesa is a flat land section of land that is higher than its surroundings but is relatively smaller commonly due to erosion.

Examples: Three examples of some Mesas around the world are, Grand Mesa, Battlement Mesa, and Raton Mesa.

B: I think that Mesas would inhibit population settlement because it would be difficult to grow crops in a very elevated ground due to the limit on water. Additionally, if people chose not to grow crops and trade instead it would be hard to come up or down due to its very steep sides making it very difficult to bring things in or leave.

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Definition: These are large extending landforms that have a flat surface with little to no elevation and trees.

Examples: The Great Plains, Indo-Gangetic, Plain and the Pannonian Plain.

A: I strongly believe that plains promote population settlement because it is flat land which makes it easy for budlings to be build on for people to house under. Additionally, plains usually have good fertile soil which would be great for agriculture and the large land would also attract people to it.

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Definition: The word basin alone is used to describe a bowl that curves inwords to cold water. Similarly these landforms of Basins are mountains that curve downwards create a circle which holds water.

Examples: The Pacific Basin, Amazon river basin, and the Michigan basin

A: At first this seemed tricky but the positives beat out the negative reasons of why I should not. I think that this could attract population settlement because the large pool of water would allow easy access to water. Of course, depending where the basin is agriculture could work as well as houses as long as the mountains around aren't too steep. This circular landform could also bring a quiet place for settlers where they could survive.

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Definition: Mountains that have gone through years of erosion due to rivers or glaziers and are V-shaped.

Examples: For valleys there can be many different types of them, some examples are, rift valleys, U-shaped valleys, and V-shaped valleys.

A: Taking in consideration only the shape of the valley and how it could attract population settlement id say it would inhibit it. Most valleys have rivers following through them although it would depend where the valley is located so not all of them have one. Additionally, the steep ends of the valleys would make it challenging to retrieve water upwards and sometimes these valleys can be rocky or too steep for crops, and house building.

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Definition: Canyons are pieces of land that are elevated from the ground, the are very rocky and have very steep walls that were created after years of erosion.

Examples: There are very popular Canyons all around the world for people to visit and tour through such as The Grand Canyon, Palo Duro Canyon, and Zion National Park.

B: One reason as to why Canyons prohibit the population settlement are because of the high and far grounds which make it dangerous and makes it challenging for water access. Additionally, the rocky and dry land around isn't the best environment for any kind of agriculture.

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Definition: This landform can be identified as a small piece of land that is connected to large land by a thin trail of land and is surrounded by water everywhere else.

Examples: Three lands that have this characteristic are Baja California, Florida, and Alaska Peninsula.

A: I think that Peninsulas promote the population settlement as it is also showed in the real world since Peninsulas have lots of settle residents. I believe this is because of the easy access to water since it surrounds the majority of the land. Furthermore, these lands are a bit more private than the rest of the land itself but incase of danger they aren't all alone.

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Definition: These are rocky and narrow pieces of land that end surrounded by bodies of water.

Examples: Some examples of capes in North America are Cape Hatteras, Cape Lookout, and Cape Fear.

B: I think that Capes prohibit the possibility of population settlement since they are often rocky and are constantly eroding by the water around. It would be hard to plant anything because of the rocky surface and narrow land. These pieces of land are already small as of now and have unpredictable shapes. They would only get smaller as time went on and make the land unproper for a population.

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Definition: Huge bodies of salted water that cover up most of the earth and are very important for survival of humans, climate, and separates lands.

Examples: Three examples of the biggest oceans are The Pacific, Atlantic, and Artic Ocean between many more.

B: Despite the great importance of the oceans they would Prohibit population settlement since they aren't stable at all, they are immensely deep, and would give us no place to plant anything.

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Definition: Seas are smaller bodies of salted water that flow through more narrow spots and create a border where land and the Ocean meet.

Examples: Seas can be found all over the world but some very popular ones are The red, The Black, and The coral sea.

A: Seas promote population settlement because it is at the shore of land and it is where the connect. This is great for people because it means that they can live safe on land and have easy water near by.

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Definition: A gulf is a deep and large pool of water that is is mostly surrounded by land.

Example: Three famous gulfs around the world are, The Gulf of Mexico, The Gulf of Alaska, and The Gulf of Persian Gulf.

A: I believe that Gulfs promote population settlement because they have lots of land around it and gives easy access to water.

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Definition: A small body of water that curves inwards into a shore and connects back to a larger body of water.

Examples: Some Bays around the world are The Tokyo Bay, San Francisco Bay, and The Hudson Bay.

A: I think that these bays promote population settlement because they are right next to shores and land. Additionally, because they themselves are water and connect to other bodies of water would make it easy to access water.

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Definition: A pool of water that is enclosed by land.

Examples: Lake Victoria, Lake Michigan, and Lake crater.

A: A Lake would promote population settlement because it is a large pool of water which would make it easy to have water around. Additionally, there is land all around it for people to possibly settle in. With all this in mind, lakes would be good for residents and agriculture.

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Definition: This is a narrower body of water that flows through land and connects to a bigger body of water such as oceans, seas, or lakes.

Examples: Some popular Rivers are The Mississippi River, The Amazon River, and The Nile River.

A: I believe that for similar reasons Lakes would attract population settlements because there is very close by land around it and the water is continuously flowing though which could cause less problems to people.

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I believe that the most suitable landforms to live in are first continents and Islands secondly for the same reasons, because they are pieces of land with lots of space for settlement although I chose Continents as first because they are massive compared to just islands. The third thing that I would consider the most suitable for inhibits ate plains because they are huge pieces of flat land which are great from agriculture. Afterwards I would consider peninsulas, golfs, bays, basins, lakes, rivers and seas in that order for very similar reasons, there landforms have very nearby land and water which is amazing to attract human population for the easy access to water and somewhere ground to live nearby. In eleventh place i'd put hills because despite it being a bit steep it is still good enough of a base for housing or plants and in twelfth place valleys because despite them being steeper they commonly have rivers flowing through them which could give water access to people. Although, now id have to say capes because they can be a bit unpredictable, they are able to provide a sustainable enough environment for a small population but they do not have the best ground for balance or crops but they do at least have easy access to water. As the last suitable landforms for humans I would choose canyons, mountains, plateaus, and mesas, this is because they are very rocky and far from any water which would make it challenging to sustain life. As for the very last one I would choose the ocean, despite how important this landmark is in general it would not be a good area to be settling in because it is not stable, nowhere near land, and all the water would only kill and crops.