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The Saharan Desert was a physical boundary that isolated North and South Africa from one another.
The Saharan Desert was a physical boundary that isolated North and South Africa from one another.
North and South China were united throughout history because of a lack of physical barriers.
North and South China were united throughout history because of a lack of physical barriers.
The governments and religions of Southeast Asia were similar to Eurasia because it was connected by rivers.
The governments and religions of Southeast Asia were similar to Eurasia because it was connected by rivers.
The Swahili in Africa were exposed to Christianity by Arab traders due to the trade winds of the Indian Ocean.
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The most accurate example of how civilizations were impacted by physical geography is:
The Saharan Desert was a physical boundary that isolated North and South Africa from one another.
This statement highlights how a significant geographical feature – the Saharan Desert – created a barrier that affected the cultural, economic, and social exchanges between different regions, illustrating the impact of geography on the development of civilizations.
