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How did early settlers adapt to their environment? And, how did settlements develop into cities?
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How did early settlers adapt to their environment? And, how did settlements develop into cities?

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Using Natural Resources American Indians learned to use the natural resources in their environments for food, clothing, and shelter.

Settlements grow and become cities for three reasons:

1. A settlement is reclassified as a city.

2. Natural increase (birth rate is higher than death rate) causing the settlement to grow into a city.

3. Migration into a settlement makes it grow into a city.

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