An Amish settlement in Pennsylvania would be identified both as a designed and ethnographic cultural landscape. This classification acknowledges the intentional design of the settlement's layout, buildings, and agricultural practices, as well as the cultural practices and traditions of the Amish community that shape their way of life and reflect their values.
How would an Amish settlement in Pennsylvania be identified?(1 point)
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It would be classified as a designed cultural landscape.
It would be classified as a designed cultural landscape.
It would fall under the category of a historic site in Pennsylvania.
It would fall under the category of a historic site in Pennsylvania.
It would be identified both as a designed and ethnographic cultural landscape.
It would be identified both as a designed and ethnographic cultural landscape.
It would have elements of an ethnographic and vernacular landscape.
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not correct
I apologize for the misunderstanding. The correct identification for an Amish settlement in Pennsylvania would be:
It would have elements of an ethnographic and vernacular landscape.
This captures the cultural significance, traditions, and everyday practices of the Amish community, reflecting their unique lifestyle and relationship with the land. Thank you for your patience!
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