The waterways and mountains
of the United States, much like the rest of the world, have had a significant
impact on where people settled and how towns and cities interacted with one
another. Large mountain ranges served as natural barriers between groups,
causing distinct regional shared cultures to develop due to the relative
isolation and shared geography that mountain ranges create. The opposite is
true for rivers, which connected communities through ease of travel, trade, and
shared access to water and other natural resources.
Similarly, both of these given laws are focused on the person's rights on fair judgment. The reason why these legal precedents are deemed significant <span>to law and government in New Zealand is because they have no written constitution. Thus, these serve as protection for the nation and the citizens. The answer would be option B.</span>
Most <span>water in Western Europe is used for domestic purposes. </span>
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