T borders Norfolk<span> to the south east, </span>Cambridgeshire<span> to the south, </span>Rutland<span> to the south west, </span>Leicestershire<span> and </span>Nottinghamshire<span> to the west, </span>South Yorkshire<span> to the northwest, and the </span>East Riding of Yorkshire<span> to the north. </span>
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I would say that the answer is the third option: "how one's culture is often determined by where they live on Earth".
Explanation:
Culture encompasses many aspects of one's life including their language, traditions, beliefs, and even what they eat and wear. Since living in a rocky terrain will result in the masses of people having a diet consisting of grapes and olives, they'll naturally pass down whatever recipes they've accumulated, from generation to generation.
<em>Hope this makes sense. This is a more simplified version of my answer, so if you need more clarification please let me know</em><em>.</em>
Naturalists of Steno’s day were becoming convinced that matter was composed of different combinations of tiny “corpuscles”—what today we would call molecules. Steno argued that the corpuscles in the teeth were replaced bit by bit, by corpuscles of minerals. In this gradual process, the teeth didn’t lose their overall shape as they turned from tissue to stone.
I would like to guess the answer is distilled water but I'm not positive
can you take a picture of the map?
