How does where you live, influence how you live?

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There are a couple things to how where you like influences how you live. Things like; the people, climate/landform, jobs, cultures, and all sorts of stuff like that.

For example, most people in Canada live in the Core Region. They mostly live there because of the job opportunities. The more chance of them getting a job, they can like have a better life, kindaa.  If they have a job, then they'll have money, and if they have money, they'll probably have a house, and they might have/start a family too. And yeahh. I'm not sure where I'm really going with this, but yeah ! Hopefully you get what I mean:]

Most of the time, the people that live where you live have a big impact on how you live. Because no matter how many years, you've spent with them; they still like changed your life and everything. If that makes sense. Cause when you first move to a different place,  you'll have to adapt to the new place, & make new friends that live in the same area as you do. And those new friends of yours are most likely to change your life in some way ! (=

Sometimes, the climate/landform of where you live, influences how you live. Like for instance, the Northern Region has the largest land area; yet the smallest population of people. They don't have alot of people because it has a subartic climate. So it's mainly cold up there. And also because the land is not good enough for farming; because its mainly snowy up there. So yeahh.

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