Humans have inhabited mountains.
Obviously, the terrain presents poor infrastructure and limited access to
agriculture. Humans there cannot freely travel due to poor terrain or adverse
weather, so they cannot trade frequently nor travel from settlement to
settlement. However, they still manage to do trade since they will need items
like food and stuff they cannot produce in the mountains so they are not
isolated. So the best answer is 1 groups develop their own cultures and
traditions.
<span>A person could say "all of the above" in the answer to the question. Mountainous terrain would likely be harmonious to some cultures and traditions; the necessity of travel (for trade), the Isolation from other groups would all affect settlers even if they were generally near by each other.</span>
People generally move in climates where it's warm, but not too hot. That way they can hunt, raise livestock, and grow food for everyone. Also, it's just a nice climate in general to stay in. Hope this helped :)
In general places farther from the equator have colder winters and sometimes hotter summers with lower average year-round temperatures. but there are many other influences on climate besides latitude such as elevation rainfall and proximity to or distance from large bodies of water.
