Question

ins which village settlements did the industrial areas mainly devolpe
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Answer 1

Answer:

no

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Settlement Patterns and Typologies

Historic rural settlement patterns occur in many different forms, from single dispersed farmsteads, through a range of agglomerations of simple farm clusters and hamlets to much more complex nucleations around greens, churches, or castles. Village settlements reflected widely variable plan structures, which German geographers in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries attempted to classify on ethnic or environmental lines. There are innumerable geometric possibilities relating to local terrain and location (such as road, canal, riverbank, or spring-line settlements), political conditions, or genesis of the settlements: colonial villages often had defensive functions expressed in linear or circular forms (Figure 2). The simpler hamlet clusters which characterized settlement in poorer more difficult agricultural environments were often associated with kinship groups, organic growth of settlements over long periods of time, as well as tribal roots of landownership in the early Middle Ages.