To what dagree does geography determin culture

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Be that as it may, in any case, The Geography of the area decides the kind of work individuals will do, be it angling, mining, developing wheat or rice ... It decides transportation and how interconnected the individuals are to neighboring groups and states.

To what degree does geography determine culture?

It shapes the borders, mostly, so for example the Greek had city states (as they live on islands and in valleys) and Romans rather a big empire.

Further, it influences whether people have to invest a lot in protection from cold or heat, whether their life is seasonal, what they eat and what they wear.