Geography Basics
Geography Levels
Geography Themes
Human Geography
The Branches of Geography
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what is geography?

It is the study of the world its people and the landscapes they create.

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What are the three levels of geography?

Local, Regional, Global

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What are the five themes of geography?

Movement, Region, Human Environment, Location, Place

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Who was the father of geography?

Eratosthenes

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What are the two branches of geography?

Human and Physical

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What is a landscape?

It is all the human physical features that make it unique

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What might study a geographer at a global level?

economy, products, trade and communication

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What are some needs common to all people?

Food, water, shelter, dealing with people

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Mention other fields of Geography

Cartography, Hydrology, Meteorology, Economic Geography, Urban Geography

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what are three ways that geographers can gather scientific data about places?

make observations, take measurments, study satellite images

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What two types of characteristics define a region?

Human, Physical

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What are some common interactions between people and their environment?

agriculture, fishing, building a place to live.

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What is human geography?

The study of the world's people, communities, and landscapes

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What is hydrology?

It's the study of water on earth

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Why is geography sometimes called a social science?

it deals with people and how they live

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What might study a geography at a local level?

Food, housing and clothing

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One of these doesn't belong to the five elements

location, place, human environment, language, movement, region.

language

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Why do human geographers often specialize in a smaller area of study?

People's lives are so different that no one can study every aspect.

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What is meteorology?

The study of weather and what causes it.

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what is a social science?

It is a field that studies people and the relationship among them.

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What might study a geographer at a regional level?

City's population and transpotation system.

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This is an example of absolute location.

address

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How do cartographers contribute to the work of other geographers?

They make maps that other geographers use to study different aspects of the world

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