Answer:
D
Explanation:
i think it is wider and interesting
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Religious and ethnic groups both reflect and influence the geography of places at different scales since human beings, who are ultimately the ones who give geography its cultural and social component, tend to group together in specific places, depending on their similarities and its adaptability to environmental conditions. Thus, for example, in Canada French speakers tend to cluster in the province of Quebec and, to a lesser extent, in northern Ontario. This affects the political geography of the place, since it makes the official language of Quebec French and not English, which is the official language of the rest of the country.
In the fifteenth century, all three regions were making great advancement in culture and science/technology. Examples include art, architecture and exploration in Europe, Mathematics and art in the Islamic world, and new and groundbreaking inventions coming from China. We also see increased interaction and cultural exchange between the three regions through exploration and trade networks, such as the Silk Road.
However, we see divergence in power struggles between the regions, such as the battle in Spain between Islamic and Christian elements. We also see China retaining its characteristically closed nature in many ways, while Europe was increasingly looking outward and trying to establish a presence (or dominance) around the world.