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	'''Environmental determinism''' is ~~tbe~~ scientific [[~~tbeory~~]] that ~~tbe~~ environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine ~~tbe~~ patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on ~~tbe~~ beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>		'''Environmental determinism''' is the scientific [[theory]] that the environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine the patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on the beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>

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	'''Environmental determinism''' is ~~the~~ scientific [[~~theory~~]] that ~~the~~ environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine ~~the~~ patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on ~~the~~ beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>		'''Environmental determinism''' is tbe scientific [[tbeory]] that tbe environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine tbe patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on tbe beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>

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	'''Environmental determinism''' is ~~tbe~~ scientific [[~~tbeory~~]] that ~~tbe~~ environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine ~~tbe~~ patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on ~~tbe~~ beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>		'''Environmental determinism''' is the scientific [[theory]] that the environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine the patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on the beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>

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	'''Environmental determinism''' is ~~the~~ scientific [[~~theory~~]] that ~~the~~ environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine ~~the~~ patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on ~~the~~ beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>		'''Environmental determinism''' is tbe scientific [[tbeory]] that tbe environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine tbe patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on tbe beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>

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	'''Environmental determinism''' is ~~tbe~~ scientific [[~~tbeory~~]] that ~~tbe~~ environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine ~~tbe~~ patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on ~~tbe~~ beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>		'''Environmental determinism''' is the scientific [[theory]] that the environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine the patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on the beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>

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	'''Environmental determinism''' is ~~the~~ scientific [[~~theory~~]] that ~~the~~ environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine ~~the~~ patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on ~~the~~ beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>		'''Environmental determinism''' is tbe scientific [[tbeory]] that tbe environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine tbe patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on tbe beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>

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	'''Environmental determinism''' is ~~tbe~~ scientific [[~~tbeory~~]] that ~~tbe~~ environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine ~~tbe~~ patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on ~~tbe~~ beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>		'''Environmental determinism''' is the scientific [[theory]] that the environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine the patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on the beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>

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	'''Environmental determinism''' is ~~the~~ scientific [[~~theory~~]] that ~~the~~ environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine ~~the~~ patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on ~~the~~ beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>		'''Environmental determinism''' is tbe scientific [[tbeory]] that tbe environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine tbe patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on tbe beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>

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	'''Environmental determinism''' is the scientific [[theory]] that the environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine the patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on the beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.~~sciencedirect~~.com/topics/social-~~sciences~~/environmental-determinism</ref>		'''Environmental determinism''' is the scientific [[theory]] that the environment, most notably its physical factors such as landforms and climate, can determine the patterns of human [[culture]] and societal development. )for example, a tribe that lives on the beaches of a large ocean will have different histories, [[religion]]s, and mythology than a tribe that lives in mountain caves) Environmental determinists are scientists who believe that ecological, climatic, and geographical factors are in large part responsible for human cultures and individual decisions.<ref>https://www.Science [[Category:Science]]direct.com/topics/social-Science [[Category:Science]]s/environmental-determinism</ref>

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