If someone lives in a rocky terrain, growing crops such as wheat and corn would be a challenge. It would be necessary to cultiva
te crops that can thrive in that type of region, such as grapes and olives. Therefore, those foods would become a staple of that person's diet, and be found in most recipes. What is this passage an example of?
how one's religion is formed based on living conditions
how one finds transportation based on where they live
how one's culture is often determined by where they live on Earth
how one's political beliefs can be shaped by where they live
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>
The drifting of tectonic plates is an on-going process that has changed the configuration of the continents since their formation in Archean time. This hypothesis first proposed in 1912 by Alfred Wegener, a German Meteorologist, was not widely accepted until after 1960.
