Physical geography is the study of natural features of the earth's surface that include lands formation, climate, soil formation etc.
What is the impact of physical geography o the culture of China and Cuba?
Cuba is a very long and confined island. Generally, Cuba has a climate with two seasons that are rainy season and dry season. The best time to visit the place is during the dry season. 
The physical geography has a great impact on natural and man- made features of China. Physical environment, climates, soils etc. define the  China today.
One needs to identify general characteristics that act as guidelines for both China and Cuba before fully appreciate their broad geographic.
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A.
Explanation:
Cities are marked by dots, points, on maps.
 
        
             
        
        
        
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Environmental determinism is the idea that the physical environment, climate and geographical conditions shape human thoughts, actions and behavior. Possibilism refers to the theory that the environment imposes certain constraints or limitations, but culture is otherwise determined by human actions.
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Well right now there are issues such as unemployment, government corruption, crime, access of clean water, and energy shortages.
In the future there could be issues such as lack of better healthcare treatments and equipment and better education.
        
             
        
        
        
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Option D.
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Mars is far from the Sun (less warmth from the Sun) and very little greenhouse warming due to its very thin atmosphere, is the right answer.
As the earth is distant from the sun so as the heat of the sun does not reach to mars. Another important reason why the climate on Mars is cold is that barren planet also has a shallow atmosphere that is 95% carbon dioxide. The distribution of Mars’ climate is remarkably comparable to Venus’, one of the least congenial atmospheres in all of the Solar System.