Which of the following is a reason that people establish communities?(1 point)
Responses
safety
safety
location
location
diversity
diversity
region
All of the options listed (safety, location, diversity, region) can be reasons why people establish communities.
The correct answer is safety. People establish communities for various reasons, and one common reason is to ensure their safety and well-being. To arrive at this answer, we can eliminate the other options.
The second option, "location," is not a reason people establish communities but rather a characteristic of a community. People may choose a certain location for their community based on factors such as proximity to resources or amenities, but it is not a reason in itself.
The third option, "diversity," is also not a reason people establish communities. While diversity may be a desirable characteristic of a community, it is not necessarily a primary reason why people choose to establish a community.
The fourth option, "region," is similar to the second option and is not a reason itself. A community may be located within a specific region, but the region itself is not the reason for its establishment.
Therefore, the correct answer is safety. People establish communities to create a sense of security and protection, as well as to establish norms, rules, and support systems that can contribute to their safety and well-being.