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Population distribution in medieval America

The population distribution in medieval America was highly uneven, with dense settlements along the eastern coast and sparse populations inland. Major settlements concentrated along riverbanks and fertile lands, facilitating agricultural production and trade. Indigenous tribes migrated frequently in search of resources and hunting grounds, while European colonists expanded and settled mainly along trade routes. The population was composed of Native Americans, European immigrants, and enslaved Africans.

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Population distribution in medieval America

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