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Impact Of Civilization: Kaona Island
Kaona Island is our civilization. Our civilization has drastically over time. The thing that changed was our population. We started at 10 thousand and ended at 27 thousand. The thing that was positive was the population. Our population never decreased, it only increased.

Another thing that was positive was our location. Our civilization is located near the ocean. It has rivers, mountains, forests, and cropland. We didn’t have negative impacts on our civilization. I consider my civilization to be successful. I considered it to be successful because it has 27,000 people. Our civilization also has a great government.

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