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The impacts on people if you layer Global cities is that the tourists attractions change because of the amount of population in each area. The reason is because if the population is high then it is a popular area, where as people find it better to go to those places because most areas are big cities or is usually a populated island and that affects the economy in most places especially for hotels, shops, restaurants, etc. But in Germany there are very few big cities or islands so it does not have much impact on them but it impacts more in other areas around Germany.
Next, the impacts on people if you show the Global Protected Areas is that people choose to usually live near the areas or live further from them. The important thing to know about the impact is that framers work on land, marine specialists work on marines, and scientists study stuff under the land and about marine life...and the land is very important to Germany which is why it impacts them too if people destroy them for no reasonable reason. So that proves that it is a wide impact on people.
Lastly, the impacts on precipitation comes from the weather, the seasons, and the climate which affects people. The main thing about precipitation is that the climate is always different and if there is a huge snow storm or rain, it could destroy houses, close up schools, etc and in Germany that happens very often during the winter time due to the snow which closes up the roads so no one is able to go to work or to school. So in conclusion, Precipitation is one of the most important things that has more than 1 impact on people.

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When you layer precipitation on top of the Physical Terrain map, it shows how much snow, rain, sleet or hail falls on the ground on each area. As you can see, Germany has precipitation of mostly 4.00 which is the 2nd lowest precipitation. The other areas and countries near Germany have almost the same amount of precipitation such as 2.00, 6.00, 8.00 and 10.00 etc.

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When you layer global cities over the Physical terrain map, you can really see the areas that have a big population and cities that have a small population. As shown, there are bigger populations in the cities that are near the ocean because of all the import and export goods transportation are located there. Now as you can see, Germany has about 100 big cities and 1500+ smaller cities with almost the same amount of population which is about 338,077 - 2,080,788 and maybe even more as of 2020.

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When you layer Global Protected areas over the Physical terrain map, you can see that there are many areas that have special reasons to be protected. The reason the places are protected is because it is protecting the Land, Marine/Land and Marine. It mostly protects the animals, the nature and the wild life. But as you can see, its not that visible to see Germany’s global protected areas that protect any of the land, marine/land or the marine. That could be both good and bad at the same time but it is clear that Germany does not have much. These spots attract tourists as well because of how interesting and how special they are. This also helps the economy