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An introduction to human geography, focusing on maps, map projections, and the concept of globalization. It covers various map types, their uses, and distortions. Additionally, it discusses the impact of globalization on different aspects of society and the world. Students are encouraged to take notes, gather information, and write essays based on the material.
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Unit One: Thinking Geographically
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1.1 Introduction to Maps
A spatial approach considers the arrangements of phenomena being studied across the earths surface. It considers location, distance, direction, orientation, pattern and interconnection Geographers ask spatial approach based questions such as; Why are things where they are? How did things become distributed as they are? What is changing the patterns of distribution? What are the implications of the spatial distributions for people?
Physical Geography
The distance north or south of the equator.
Prime Meridian
Ultimate Guide: What is Human Geography and why is it important?
What is Human Geography?
Human Geography
Geography is everything and everything is geography.” Culture Religion Language Racial Conflict Ethnic Cleansing Infant mortality Life expectancy Infectious disease Migration Immigration Gender Roles Boundary Disputes Geopolitics Urbanization Agricultural Methods Agri-business Food Scarcity Patterns of Consumption Popular Culture Religious Fundamentalism Globalization Genetically Modified Foods