If a civilization was built on a peninsula (a piece of land that is surround on three sides by water), which of the following would not be a possible result of a hurricane in that area? The land that connects the peninsula to the country might wash away and prevent those people from being able to travel. The people would most likely have to leave their civilization and find a new place to live. The civilization would become an arid desert with no water sources. The people might learn new technologies and trades like boat building so that they could travel from their homes.

If a civilization was built on a peninsula (a piece of land that is surrounded on three sides by water), the option that would not be a possible result of a hurricane in that area would be "the civilization would become an arid desert with no water sources."

To have a clear picture of a peninsula, we can refer to the Florida Peninsula in the United States of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. When a hurricane hits land hard in that kind of territory, it really affects people and property. Winds and rain are so strong that they destroy property and kill or wound people. So it is important to prevent against hurricanes, leave the place in time, and listen to what local authorities recommend for everybody be protected. But what would not happen as a result of a hurricane is "the civilization would become an arid desert with no water sources."