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People, Land, and Environment: Practice

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A passage reads: 'For generations, small villages in Newfoundland and Labrador were built in coves and harbours scattered along the coastline, often far from one another, with houses clustered near the water and fishing stages at the shore.' Which statement best explains this settlement pattern?

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