Hawaii is sometimes considered part of this cultural region Historically, this region was influenced by German and Scandinavian farmers. The region's heavy Spanish influence attracts many Central and South American immigrants. Environmentalism is emerging as an important factor in this region's culture Midwest, Northwest, Southwest, West Coast

Hawaii is sometimes considered as part of this cultural region - West CoastHistorically, this region has been influenced by German and Scandinavian farmers - MidwestThe region's heavy Spanish influence attracts many Central and South American immigrants - is emerging as an important factor in this region's culture - Northwest

Explanation:

Hawaii is constantly considered part of the cultural region of the West Coast because of its greater proximity to that region. However, this consideration is very incorrect, since Hawaii has not been subjected to the same condition of cultural construction as the West Coast. The Hawaiian people have a common culture in the Pacific regions, being different even from their colonizers.

The Midwest was built and heavily influenced by German and Scandinavian immigrants who settled in this region in search of better living conditions that could not be found in their homelands. they chose the Midwest due to the fertile content of their land, allowing the establishment of an admirable agricultural sector.

The Southwest was colonized and occupied by Spaniards for years, which resulted in a strong influence of Spanish culture in the region that influences residents to this day who have Spanish cultural concepts deeply rooted in their lives. This has attracted many immigrants, mainly people from South America.

The Northwest had a slower social and economic expansion than other territories. This allowed the environment to be very well preserved and managed. This concept of preservation accompanied the population growth and implemented environmentalism as a cultural factor of this place.

Where are the options

1.  go out into nature and commune with the divine2.  experience real solitude to truly perceive nature3.  realize that individuals are meant to learn from nature and transcend it4.  think of nature as a symbol of the divine