Question

what issue do landlocked countries face? limits movement of trade and people; keep cultures and traditions closer together; limits migration to and from countries next to each other; expands trade

Explanation:

Landlocked countries lack direct access to the sea. This means they rely on neighboring countries for trade routes (like ports) and movement of people. Options like "Keep cultures and traditions closer together" is not a typical issue of being landlocked, "Limits migration to and from countries next to each other" is incorrect as landlocked status doesn't limit migration between adjacent countries in that way, and "Expands trade" is wrong because being landlocked generally hinders trade. So the correct option is the one about limiting trade and people movement.

Answer:

A. Limits movement of trade and people