<span>Cultural geography is the study of how places or landscapes are a reflection of culture,shape the landscape and vice-versa. Human geography us a broader umbrella fir cultural, economic, social and behavioral geography</span>
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where two plates can be pull apart
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Writing
Explanation:
Hunter-gatherer societies had religion, art, language, and many other things that other later societies also had. But they didn't know how to write. Writing came later with more permanent settlements that were made possible by humans learning how to cultivate and grow their food and didn't have to move that much, or at all anymore.