Asked by Blehhh
Which of the following is a difference between physical and human forces that can connect regions? (1 point)
Physical forces refer to natural features like rivers and mountains, while human forces refer to man-made structures like bridges and roads.
Physical forces can only disconnect region, while human forces can connect Physical forces include cultural similarities and trade, while human forces include
climate and landforms.
Physical forces are created by humans, while human forces are naturaly
occurring.
Physical forces refer to natural features like rivers and mountains, while human forces refer to man-made structures like bridges and roads.
Physical forces can only disconnect region, while human forces can connect Physical forces include cultural similarities and trade, while human forces include
climate and landforms.
Physical forces are created by humans, while human forces are naturaly
occurring.
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The correct statement regarding the difference between physical and human forces that can connect regions is:
**Physical forces refer to natural features like rivers and mountains, while human forces refer to man-made structures like bridges and roads.**
This statement accurately describes the distinction between natural and man-made elements that can influence connectivity between regions.
**Physical forces refer to natural features like rivers and mountains, while human forces refer to man-made structures like bridges and roads.**
This statement accurately describes the distinction between natural and man-made elements that can influence connectivity between regions.
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