Territoriality
A) regulates access to people.
B) regulates access to resources.
C) regulates social interaction.
D) provides a focus of group membership and identity.
E) regulates access to people, resources, social interaction, and provides a focus of group membership and identity.
Question 2
The landscape-as-text concept
A) holds that some people actively shape the landscape.
B) was developed by Carl Sauer and Sallie Marston.
C) is dependent upon geographical publishers.
D) argues that landscapes can produce meaning, but can't communicate meaning.
E) requires understanding the grammar of geographyplace identification.
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