How can prehistoric sites have geographic ‘place’?

A. Prehistoric sites have no people, so they can’t have ‘place’

B. Things found at prehistoric sites have characteristics that make a prehistoric ‘place’.

C. Prehistoric sites have changed too much to have ‘place’

D. Ancient cultures are never defined by “place”

How do mountains influence climate?

Which statement best explains distribution of natural resources? people tend to settle in locations that have the resources they need for survival. some countries have resources that others lack, so trade between countries becomes vital. fossil fuels come from areas that have mountains and other areas that manufacture synthetic gas. areas with natural resources provide a higher standard of living and better quality of life.

You have been tasked with sorting the rock samples shown into three categories, with two rocks in each category. what attribute would you use to sort these rocks? which rocks would be in each category? rocks: obsidian, coquina limestone, granite, soapstone, pumice, and gneiss.