Interactions between group members - interactions with people outside of the group - interactions with the environment Explanation: The culture is the most powerful tool of any society. It is unique to each group, and it is what defines that group of people. The culture has the ability to shape up three types of interactions: - interactions between group members - interactions with people outside of the group - interactions with the environment The interactions between the group members are good in general, as they belong to the same culture and have lot of similarities. An example can be the interaction between two neighbors. The interaction with people outside of the group can go either way though. If there are some similarities between the cultures then the people will most probably become close, but if there are big differences, it will most probably cause conflict. An example can be the interaction between a Catholic Mexican and Muslim Arab. The interaction with the environment is crucial for any culture, and every culture has special and different interaction with it, depending on its characteristics. An example of this can be that the Celtic people considered the trees to sacred, and some trees such as the willow for forbidden for cutting as it was of highest rank.
The strength of the sun can cause droughts and dry land. Water can cause weathering and erosion (breaking away at land) snow can cause avalanches to break things and land rain can cause floods and and also can cause weathering to break away and make land smaller
They Both contain eukaryotic cells. They both contain membrane-bound organelles such as the nucleus, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus, lysosomes, and peroxisomes.
