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Content: Large, flat spaces gave them room to grow crop. Also, the rich soil in coastal plains and river valleys was excellent for growing crops. Mountains and deserts were less friendly to human settlement. Steep mountains were hard to cross. Their jagged peaks and rocky land made farming difficult. Deserts were hot and dry. They contained very little water for farming. The intense heat and lack of water made travel difficult. Environmental Factors of Early Human Settlement: Vegetation
There are many kinds of vegetation, such as trees, bushes, flowers, grass, and reeds.