Question
How did geography affect how cultures developed in the Pacific island nations?
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Aboriginal cultures across Australia adapted to their environments. Coastal and river communities relied on fishing, while inland groups focused on hunting. All Aborigines gathered plants, though desert and coastal regions had different vegetation. Throughout Australia, they built shelters from sticks, covering them with bark in wooded areas and dry grass in deserts.
Similarly, the people of New Guinea and the Solomon Islands had diverse cultures and languages suited to their environments. Around 3,000 to 4,000 years ago, Austronesian-speaking farmers from Taiwan migrated to New Guinea, bringing domesticated animals and seafaring skills. By 800 BCE, they had spread across Melanesia and Micronesia, where the vast number of islands led to the development of isolated cultural groups.
Adapted from: ©2019 Pearson Online & Blended Learning K–12 USA.
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People in different parts of Australia adapted to the Response area. Those who lived on the Response area were fishermen, and those who lived inland hunted. Shelters were built out of the Response area found in the area. Those who lived in New Guinea and the Solomon Islands adapted to the island environments and had various languages and cultures. Living close to the sea enabled them to Response areastrong seafaring skills.
Read the following passage. Drag and drop to complete the sentences.
Aboriginal cultures across Australia adapted to their environments. Coastal and river communities relied on fishing, while inland groups focused on hunting. All Aborigines gathered plants, though desert and coastal regions had different vegetation. Throughout Australia, they built shelters from sticks, covering them with bark in wooded areas and dry grass in deserts.
Similarly, the people of New Guinea and the Solomon Islands had diverse cultures and languages suited to their environments. Around 3,000 to 4,000 years ago, Austronesian-speaking farmers from Taiwan migrated to New Guinea, bringing domesticated animals and seafaring skills. By 800 BCE, they had spread across Melanesia and Micronesia, where the vast number of islands led to the development of isolated cultural groups.
Adapted from: ©2019 Pearson Online & Blended Learning K–12 USA.
(4 points)
Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse.
People in different parts of Australia adapted to the Response area. Those who lived on the Response area were fishermen, and those who lived inland hunted. Shelters were built out of the Response area found in the area. Those who lived in New Guinea and the Solomon Islands adapted to the island environments and had various languages and cultures. Living close to the sea enabled them to Response areastrong seafaring skills.
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People in different parts of Australia adapted to the **environments**. Those who lived on the **coasts** were fishermen, and those who lived inland hunted. Shelters were built out of the **materials** found in the area. Those who lived in New Guinea and the Solomon Islands adapted to the island environments and had various languages and cultures. Living close to the sea enabled them to **develop** strong seafaring skills.
People in different parts of Australia adapted to the **environments**. Those who lived on the **coasts** were fishermen, and those who lived inland hunted. Shelters were built out of the **materials** found in the area. Those who lived in New Guinea and the Solomon Islands adapted to the island environments and had various languages and cultures. Living close to the sea enabled them to **develop** strong seafaring skills.