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Culture has to do with languages and not geography.
I don't think Morocco's geography influences it's culture at all.
The environment and geography have a significant impact on the Micmac culture and identity. The Micmac people have a deep connection with the land and water, as they rely on natural resources for their traditional hunting, fishing, and gathering practices. The geography of mountainous terrain and dense forests shaped their way of life, as it provided them with necessary resources and influenced their cultural practices, such as shelter construction and transportation methods. Overall, the environment and geography have played a crucial role in shaping the Micmac culture and identity.
no it does not
There is a significance impact of the computer to geography. This has made it easy to tabulate information and also to generate accurate data using computers.
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The Anasazi culture developed faster than the Mogollan culture.
Geography impacted the development of culture in Asia in a couple of different ways. Its location made it easy for other cultures to cross into their lands to bully them. The area's geography also turned the people of Asia into migratory animal herders and hunters.
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The five main areas of geography are physical geography (study of landforms, climate, etc.), human geography (study of human interaction with the environment), environmental geography (study of the relationship between humans and the environment), regional geography (study of specific regions or areas), and geospatial technology (use of technology in geographic analysis).
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Anasazi Indians Actually they were a part of the Anasazi Culture. They were known simply as Cliff Dwellers.
The separate city-states which it created formed the basis of Greek culture and its cultural legacy.
Culture has to do with languages and not geography.
The study of culture in geography is called cultural geography. It focuses on how human culture influences and is influenced by the landscape and environment.
Japanese Culture was unique because it was separated from the mainland, Yet close enough to benefit from Chinese culture the location also had an impact on what Japaneses ate.