There is no set number of "lines" of longitude. You're free
to draw as few or as many 'lines' to mark the 360 degrees
of longitude on the Earth's surface.
However many lines you decide to draw on your map or globe,
they ALL cross the equator.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
A geographer who studies Earth's physical features wouldn't study human adaptation, ancient religions, or the people of a certain area. More like the physical land of the Earth and the nature around us.
1. Geography affects the settlement of future civilizations when taking into account the resources provided in different areas. Lusher areas with a larger range of edible plants and animals as well as water are a very appealing location to start a settlement. Of course, different groups of people with different lifestyles will be searching for varying resources to start their society, or to just stay temporarily if they choose nomadic existence.
2. Climate majorly affects settlements depending on if they want to grow crops, as well as the type of crops. Another factor dealing with climate in relation to settlements is if it is a bearable climate to live in long term without higher death rates due to temperatures.
Answer:
A breakdown in trading alliances change or loss of local culture a decrease in avilable jobs
