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2 years ago

Human interactions with different

Geography

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marissa [1.9K]2 years ago

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Answer:

On the study of the development and evolution of humans it is evident that

human interaction with different environments depends on its needs . The

needs of human beings have changed over time as it began to progress . In

early times the needs of man where limited to a sustainable life .

Nowadays it is exceeding to satisfy its comforts and thus humans are

interacting to the environment in a different way >

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