The Great Lakes is the fifth scenario of Act II: Ice in Age of Empires III. With the help of Washington's ships, John Black and Kanyenke sink the Boneguard navy and destroy their bases.
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| - The Great Lakes is the fifth scenario of Act II: Ice in Age of Empires III. With the help of Washington's ships, John Black and Kanyenke sink the Boneguard navy and destroy their bases.
- The Great Lakes are America's largest source of fresh water, and should be preserved and hoarded. For a time will come when rest of the world consumes all of their water, the America will then be even more the envy of other nations (is this possible? It would be like trying to add 5 to infinity). At that time the USA will be able to trade one gallon of water for 1 barrel of oil. Energy Crisis solved.
- Why are people not living as much inland? Inland, it is harder to grow crops, because of the higher susceptibility to wide changes in temperatures, making life hard. Now if, on the other hand, we had large lakes and inland seas, it would be much easier to live and farm the land and live a generally fruitier life, allowing for more people to live in land and a generally wider distribution of populations. The best example of this are the Great Lakes in America. Not only do they allow people to live next to a wide body of water which caters to their needs, it helps to balance out temperatures.
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| - The Great Lakes is the fifth scenario of Act II: Ice in Age of Empires III. With the help of Washington's ships, John Black and Kanyenke sink the Boneguard navy and destroy their bases.
- Why are people not living as much inland? Inland, it is harder to grow crops, because of the higher susceptibility to wide changes in temperatures, making life hard. Now if, on the other hand, we had large lakes and inland seas, it would be much easier to live and farm the land and live a generally fruitier life, allowing for more people to live in land and a generally wider distribution of populations. The best example of this are the Great Lakes in America. Not only do they allow people to live next to a wide body of water which caters to their needs, it helps to balance out temperatures. Now the question to be asked is, could we have had an alternate distribution of the human race which more such great lakes? How would have Siberia possibly looked with lakes in its interior helping to make life more liveable? Or Africa - would the Sahara still exist? And what about Canada? Those lakes, if they were larger, could have led to the Inuits perhaps becoming a stable society. Well, in this endeavour we dare to ask that question - and we dare to answer it. So for those few who will undertake the development of the timeline - there is a big job to do. And those reading it, I hope the experience is memorable. Welcome to The Great Lakes.
- The Great Lakes are America's largest source of fresh water, and should be preserved and hoarded. For a time will come when rest of the world consumes all of their water, the America will then be even more the envy of other nations (is this possible? It would be like trying to add 5 to infinity). At that time the USA will be able to trade one gallon of water for 1 barrel of oil. Energy Crisis solved.
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