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just olya [345]
2 years ago
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What is meant by the word engaged in paragraph 1 of major talbot

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Svetlanka [38]2 years ago
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They Meant He Or She Was Occupied Or Busy Involved In What Ever Activity He/She Was Doing.

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7nadin3 [17]2 years ago
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Answer:

They Meant He Or She Was Occupied Or Busy Involved In What Ever Activity He/She Was Doing.

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The environment influences people in so many ways, it would be impossible to list all of them. However I will try to give some examples, I’m talking from the top of my head here so feel free to expand or correct me.

For starters… what would people be without the environment? Non existent. Everything we have in our lives is because of our surroundings. In the modern age being able to travel to different places and international trade definitely expand our scope, but still there are plenty of things you could only see or get at particular places.

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When we talk about culture and groups of people we have to talk about food. Regardless of where you are on the globe people have a certain relationship with food and hold it at great value. The environment in which the people are dictates the types of food they have access too. That’s why island nations (or coastal regions) focus on fish in their cuisine - Japan is a prime example of food becoming a national staple; countries with warmer climates have fresh fruits and vegetables in their diet while people in colder climates historically rely on fatty meats, fish and root vegetables like potatoes.

The environment determines what kind of clothes we need or don’t need depending on the seasons and temperatures, and also back in the day in the day it determined the animals from which we could acquire fur for clothes (also primary meat people might eat as well as predators to be aware of).

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