Asked by sony147

Which statements describe the geographic theme of regions?

Select all that apply.

Different types of regions have little or no effect upon each other.
Climate regions are defined by their average temperature and their political system.
Physical regions can be formed by mountains and oceans.
Cultural regions are limited to specific countries.
Nations that are members of an economic region enjoy fewer tariffs than non-members.
Regions share one or more common characteristics.
Answered by sony147
Climate regions are defined by their average temperature and their political system.
Physical regions can be formed by mountains and oceans.
I think those two but I'm not sure about the others
Answered by Ms. Sue
Your first answer is wrong. Climate has nothing to do with political systems.

I see at least one more right answer.

Answered by sony147
Cultural regions are limited to specific countries.
Answered by Ms. Sue
No.

There are many different countries in the Middle East or in the Arab world.

Answered by sony147
Regions share one or more common characteristics.
Answered by Ms. Sue
Your last answer isn't clear to me. It may be right.

However, the other correct statement is

"Nations that are members of an economic region enjoy fewer tariffs than non-members. "
Answered by Anna
The correct answers are 3,5 and 6, which are. 3. Physical regions can be formed by mountains and oceans. 5. Nations that are members of an economic region enjoy fewer tariffs than non-members. And 6. Regions share one or more common characteristics.
Answered by big D
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