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Landforms such as Mountains or lakes sever inhabitants of one region from another. This forces the culture to adapt to using its own resources in an efficient way. For Example, if you were living on one side of a large mountain and i the other you would not be able to influence me and vice versa
Waldo Ledner
Vincent Hilpert
.Blasting
.leveling the ground to build buildings
.creating roads- cut through mountains, dig under mountains
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∙ 9y agoHumans take from the lithosphere, but it's not the easiest thing to give back to. Once you take something from the lithosphere, it's gone! That's it! For example, oil took millions of years to form. Humans collect this substance in large amounts. After we take it all, we won't have it again for a long time. The lithosphere helps us in many ways, but we have to manage it. Another way we affect it is by our acid rain. We disturb the plants, and they will not grow properly.
-if this didn't help you, sorry. I'm in grade 7 there are many other ways that we affect the lithosphere
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∙ 9y agoThe lithosphere of the Earth includes the mantle and the crust. Humans influence it in many ways, such as by mining, but creating canals, and by spraying pesticides on crops.
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∙ 9y agoExcept for quarrying, I would have said not at all. Until Fracking.
Now we're either causing or releasing earthquakes.
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What is the importance of landform?
Without landforms humans and animals would have to swim because there is no land.
Are caves landforms?
Caves are hollow places that often have an underground space. Caves are erosion landforms, fluvial landforms, karst landforms, and mountain and glacial landforms. Sea caves are oceanic or coastal landforms.
Are roads landforms?
No, roads are not landforms.
What are some kinds of positive and negative effects about landforms?
Landforms include geographical features such as cliffs, lakes, or mountains. An example of a positive effect is the enabling of humans to have access to clean water, such as in the case of freshwater deltas. An example of a negative effects is natural disasters, such as tsunamis.
How do primary and secondary landforms differ?
Neither. A glacier is ice, not land. Glacial landforms are those that have been created by the movement of glaciers through the land, and these are secondary landforms.
What some examples of humans adjusting to and changing landforms?
Examples include building levees to control flooding, constructing dams to alter the flow of rivers, and quarrying mountains for resources. Additionally, humans have reshaped coastlines through the construction of harbors and sea walls, and have reclaimed land from the sea for infrastructure and agriculture.
How did Europe's landforms influence people's lives in the Middle Ages?
i dnt knw
How did Greece's landforms influence the way of the life of the people living there?
I have no idea man! :p
How do humans affect landforms?
what are three ways that people have changed the land in our country
What is the importance of landform?
Without landforms humans and animals would have to swim because there is no land.
What're the major landforms in Mozambique?
Volcanoes.? Mountains.?
Which physical factors most influence a prairie ecosystem?
Two factors of climate influence in the Prairie Region are natural and human.
What are the provinces are affecting the climate?
The provinces that are affecting the climate will depend on your location. The landforms in most provinces will definitely affect the climate. Mountains, lakes and other landforms will influence the climate to a greater part.
How do landforms influence fair weather from cirrus clouds?
landforms do not get damaged from cirrus clouds because the weather is fair. They dont get any rain, snow, hail, sleet, or anything else with cirrus clouds.
How do humans influence the composition of the earth?
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What role does mass wasting play in the development of landforms?
mass wasting is the down slope movement of rock and soil under the direct influence of gravity.mass wasting is the step that follows weathering in the evolution of most landforms.
How does man influence landforms?
Man can affect a landform's environment, which can cause erosion. Man can physically destroy or damage a landform.
