1. The Maroons settled in the mountainous regions of Jamaica: the northwest area for the Trelawny Maroons and the eastern area for the Windward Maroons. 2. The areas where the Maroons settled correspond to Jamaica's mountainous regions, which are difficult to access and provide natural defense. 3. The Trelawny Maroons settled near the Cockpit Country mountains, and the Windward Maroons settled near the Blue Mountains. 4. The mountainous terrain helped keep the Maroons safe by providing natural high ground for defense and difficult terrain that hindered British movement. 5. The two parishes part of the Trelawny Maroons' area are C. Trelawny and St Ann. 6. The river probably not used by Windward Maroons is C. Great River, since it is not located in their eastern settlement area. 7. Tick marks for statements: - 1. Supported: The Maroons likely developed own communication methods. - 2. Supported: They had to travel long distances by foot. - 3. Not supported: To reach Windward Maroons from Trelawny would be east, not west. - 4. Supported: The terrain made communication difficult. - 5. Supported: Traveling secretly helped avoid European encounters.