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Explanation:
Where people live is going to determine what kind of culture is produced. People who live near water are a whole lot different than those who live in the mountains.
People who live in the tropics are much different than those that live in the far north (or far south.
So lets examine some of the differences. Those that live near water are not likely to farm. Traditionally they catch what is in the water and sell it. They work hard seasonally. They put up with the water being temperamental and build their homes accordingly. People who live on the plains (particularly those north of the 45th) worry about wind and snow that can be feet deep and how to feed live stock. Those produce different kinds of cultures. The both can share isolation, but they both can share good neighbors who know what they know. The difference is going to be tools, and what women are expected to do and what men do.
