What buildings do most residents in southern China follow? High temperature and rainy weather is conducive to the formation and development of settlements. What color are the Indians in the United Sta

What buildings do most residents in southern China follow? High temperature and rainy weather is conducive to the formation and development of settlements. What color are the Indians in the United States and the distribution of rural houses? What you said is more general, and most of them are built by mountains and rivers. The mountainous areas are mostly mountainous areas, mostly bamboo buildings, often called diaojiao buildings, and the buildings are highly adapted to the humid and rainy climate; Most of the buildings built near the water are located in the flat water town in the south of the Yangtze River, because it is convenient to transport and take water along the river.

Generally speaking, the high temperature and rainy weather you mentioned is not conducive to the formation of settlements. However, climate and topography are not the decisive factors of settlement formation, but whether the development of productive forces needs settlement formation. So this question is not easy to answer.

The vast majority of Native Americans are Indians, and they are distributed in North America and South America. Traditionally, they are classified as the American branch of Mongolian race. Indians used to be called red people because their skin was often red. Later, they learned that red is a misunderstanding because they are used to painting red paint on their faces.

Indians mostly live in rural areas, and they mainly live in three major areas: first, the Mayans in southeastern Mexico and Central America (Guatemala and Honduras); Second, the Aztecs, Toltecs and Sapotecs in the Mexican Plateau; Iii. Incas in the Andes of South America (including Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador).

Your question is a bit general, so you can only answer it this way.