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Condition that favour the growth of settlement​

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Answer:

  • economy
  • connections
  • population

Step-by-step explanation:

The growth of a settlement nowadays will depend mostly on the economy of the area, but even hundreds of years ago settlements were rarely founded unless they would be profitable. For a settlement to thrive, there has to be some reliable and constant form of economic activity close to it that justifies further settlement.

Connection to more populated areas is also essential. A prosperous settlement will be well connect by a road system, a seaport, an airport, or a river.

Finally, population is an important factor since a larger population tends to bring more services to an area and develop the settlement.

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