Which of the following is not generally a reason why humans create boundaries?
a. territoriality
protection and security
increased access to an area
safety
select the best answer from the choices provided.
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C) Increased access to an area

Explanation:

Borders are geographic boundaries between different states. The United States, for instance, has land borders with two states: Canada and Mexico.

Countries form borders so as to determine precise boundaries between the two territories. The purpose of a border is to ensure security, safety and protection, but also to limit the movement of people, animals or goods into and out of a particular country. Therefore, increased access to an area is definitely not a reason why humans create borders, as they create them for the very opposite reason.

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