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__Geography Q and A's:__ How does geography influence human actions? Human actions are determined by the geography. The shape of the land effects the ability of what humans can do. Why do people trade and migrate? You may not think so, but trade and migration is heavily depended on geography. We use many waterways in order to trade and migration is just finding an area with a comfortable temperature or landforms. Are some places better to live in than others? Some people prefer to live in different places depending on the temperature and landforms, but that is mostly a personal reason. Many people enjoy living on the beach or mountains.

__Culture Q and A's:__ How does culture influence human actions? I believe that human actions are determined by their culture. The type of Culture they are in determines what a person can do with their life. How is culture developed and changed? Many cultures have been used by people throughout time and some of them are getting more popular and popular as time goes by. When people started living their life from what culture they are in it didnt play that big of a role in their life but now it seems that it plays a bigger role in that persons life, because it pretty much decides how they are going to run their life. Do belief systems unite or divide? No doubt belief systems unite people because they already believe in the same thing so it cant divide people up. The only way it can divide people is if people dont believe in same thing.

__Conflict/Change/Independence Q and A's:__ What causes conflict? The main thing that causes conflict is the fight over oil. It plays a big role in the world and everybody fights over it. Does power corrupt? Power can corrupt when something big is at stake and the country is fighting. Also when all the countries are fighting the power could corrupt. Are independence and dependence inseparable? They can be, in this country its mostly independent but its also dependent at some points. So yes they could be inseparable at some points.

__Colonialism Q and A's:__ What political, economic, and cultural factors led to colonialism? Political factors like the law and its enforcement lead to colonialism by agreeing on solutions. Economic factors like currency and imports/exports lead to colonialism to decide what the country is going to use to buy or trade products. Cultural factors like religous traditions and holidays lead to colonialism by uniting people to follow beliefs to unify the country. Does colonialism improve or destroy culture? Colonialism can be looked at to either destroy or improve a culture. It can ban certain cultures to make a overall culture. That would change many people and lead to revolts and debates, but ifr carried out, it can make a very powerful country and lower debates to improve many subjects like government or education. Do more technologically advanced civilizations have the right to take what they need from less technologically advanced nations? Civilizations with a higher technological advancement should not be aloud to take from less powerful civilizations. They should instead trade with them. They would still have an advantage, but the process would be even.

​ __​Interdependence Q and A's__ What happens when there are gaps in technology between nations? There are gaps in between nations because some nations are not able to be technilogically advanced and it causes some nations to be much stronger than others and they could possibly take them over. How does economic decision making become more global as the world becomes more interdependent? The economic decision making becomes more global because they nation who needs the money makes it a global issue and other nations start to lose money in a cycle because they are all giving eachother money because they depend on other nations. How has growing interdependence affected political decision making? Nations do not know whether to help out others because they do not want to lose a lot of money being mutually dependable for a nation.