1.
a
region is defined by common human property, such as the presence of
people who share a particular language, religion, nationality, political identity, or culture; or by
a common physical property, such as the presence of a particular type of climate, landform, or
vegetation
perceptual
formal
functional
none of the above

Hey Alina

Explanation:

A region can refer to a portion of territory constituted by aspects such as climate, topography or administration. Likewise, it can refer to geographical, historical and social characteristics

A. vegetation

Explanation:

1. A region is a geographic area sharing common characteristics. A region can be formal, functional or perceptual based on the type of features defining that region.

2. A formal region is an area which is identified by purely demographic characteristics or the similarities among the people found in that particular region.

3. Demographic characteristics include climate, vegetation, landform and other physical features of the geographic location.

4. People sharing language, religion and other cultural similarities living together in an area to form the identity of that region.

hi there!

question - how does mountainous terrain affect settlements in a region? choose all answers that are correct.

groups trade with each other regularly.

people travel from settlement to settlement.

why: since they travel to go trade or visit it may be harder to get there because of the mountainous terrain.

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