Geography influences culture by having us adapt to different landscapes, weather, etc. In doing this we change the clothing we wear, the houses we live in, our food, our source of food, our transportation, and sometimes what we teach. Also it could change our hobbies, etc.
Depending on where you are located on earth you will have various climates; for example if you are located near the equator, your climate is much warmer than those who live father away from it.
The latitude and longitude can make a lot of affects on a culture, such as there clothing, food, animals, plants and a lot more....
by weather land and environment
This statement is false, because the standards for a "region" go beyond physical and economic characteristics. There are other things that a region can qualify for.
No; place refers to the human and physical characteristics of a location. Region refers to areas that have unifying characteristics.
Physical features of a region influence human activities in many ways. If the physical feature won't allow them to build in a spot or creates barriers the people won't want to be put there. For example if someone wants to build somewhere, but they don't have access to water they wont build there because they don't have the right conditions to live there. So basically, it affects where and how people live in the region. Do they have to walk far to get water, or can they get it right in their sinks? can they have cattle, or livestock, large houses, what are their houses made of? ...etc.
The Northeast consists of many physical characteristics. The Great lakes, Appalachian Mountains, Niagara falls, and historical landmarks can be found in the region.
'western'
Greece is a highly mountainous region. As such it was difficult for people from different regions to trade, mingle and battle with each other. This had the effect that principles and characteristics of the various regions were quiet diverse. For example Spartans were warriors, Atenians were scolars etc.
Two characteristics to define a region are shared physical features, such as climate or topography, and common cultural attributes, like language or traditions. Regions can also be defined by economic factors, political boundaries, or historical connections among its inhabitants.
the Himalayas (a mountain region), or the Sahara ( a desrt region), are defined by their physical characteristics..
no
The Davao Region in the Philippines is characterized by a diverse landscape that includes mountains, valleys, rivers, and coastal areas. Mount Apo, the highest peak in the Philippines, is located in this region. The region also has rich agricultural land, particularly in the Davao del Sur and Davao del Norte provinces.
The Niagara region in Canada is characterized by its lush vineyards, fruit orchards, and stunning waterfalls, like Niagara Falls. Its human characteristics include a diverse population who work in agriculture, tourism, and manufacturing industries. The region also has a rich history with Indigenous peoples and European settlers influencing its culture and heritage.
This statement is false, because the standards for a "region" go beyond physical and economic characteristics. There are other things that a region can qualify for.
A region is defined by its unique physical, cultural, economic, and political characteristics. These can include geographic boundaries, common language or customs, shared history, and similar industries or resources. Regions may also be defined by administrative or political divisions, such as states or provinces.
Many forests, mud,etc.
Deserts, rivers
trees, parks, buildings, etc...
The "Jews" are a group of people that follow a religion. They are not a geographic region and do not have physical geographic characteristics.