It was sometimes difficult for the people of the Indus valley because if the farmers were not able to get any food at the time of need then all the people would die of starvation
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Age of mercantilism
The Huang River affects the people that lived near it because over time loess builds up in the river it forming dams, so that caused the river to change its course many times. But when the river suddenly changes course, farms and towns are destroyed. And the Huang river also has many horrible floods. So in a result they call the Huang river "the River of Sorrow".
The Red River Rebellion or "Red River Resistance" are the names given to the events surrounding the actions of a provisional government established by Metis leader Louis Riel in 1869 at the Red River Settlement in what is now the Canadian province of Manitoba.
Yes, the St. Lawrence river freezes over each winter.
The Ohio River Valley had an important strategic value for France as Canada was linked to the Mississippi River which at the time was an important trade route going south to Louisiana, which was also a colony of France.
1535 was the date of his second voyage, this time he sailed up the St Lawrence river.
The reason why the triangular trade was so important is beacause of what happend during the time of what was going on.
It wasn't only important to the French it was important to all the head nations (Britain, America) during this time period. The Ohio River Valley first off was very rich for farming. Also, the Ohio River provided transportation and access to water to bath and cook. This area also controlled the rest of the frontier trade.
Jacques Cartier named the St. Lawrence River in honor of Saint Lawrence, a Christian martyr. He first discovered the river in 1535 during his exploration of the eastern coast of North America. Naming it after a saint was a common practice among European explorers during this time period.
You're thinking of the "St Lawrence Seaway", named after famed NY Giant football star and convicted sex offender Lawrence Taylor. Just kidding - the St Lawrence Seaway is actually named after T.E. Lawrence, the famed Lawrence of Arabia. Well, no, just kidding there too. Actually, the Seaway, part of the St Lawrence River, was named by famed French Explorere J. Cartier after St Lawrence, a minor Catholic saint of the third Century, because he (Cartier) sailed up the river for the first time on St. Lawrence's Feast Day. The local Native Americans had other names for the river, but since they weren't Catholic, they couldn't name it after St Lawrence.
It was a big city, and the River Thames made a large natural harbour. England was a great exporter of wool and woolen textiles at that time, on which their economic strength was based.
The River Thames has been there since pre-historic times.
Friar Lawrence entrusts Friar John with the important letter to Romeo, instructing him to deliver it to Romeo in Mantua. However, Friar John is unable to get the letter to Romeo in time due to being quarantined.
what was trade important to sumerian city states
It was so important cause they had to keep track of the flooding cycles of the Nile River