What is the climate and geography of this region like and how did it impact cultural development?

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Geographical factors such as topographical characteristics of the environment, climate, and natural resources have a significant impact on culture. Geography influences cultural interactions, what people require for food, clothing, and shelter, as well as how they express themselves.

<h3>How to explain culture?</h3>

The process of facilitating cultural activities, including the arts, toward the realization of a desired future, particularly of a culturally rich and lively community, is known as cultural development.

The expansion of maize had a significant impact on the neighborhood, increasing farmer differentiation and reshaping social networks in favor of influential intermediaries and traders. Their economic environment has changed as a result of the extensive use of credit for consumption or manufacturing and the large price fluctuations in commodities.

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