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| the study of the earth and how people live and work on it |
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| what are the two types of geography? |
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| focuses on the study of the earth's physical feature's |
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| focuses on population, hystory, government, and lifestyes |
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1.location
2.place
3.human environment interaction
4.movement
5.regions |
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| focuses on the study of the earth's physical features |
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-population
-history
-government
-lifestyles |
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| the exact location of a place |
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| where something is in relation to another location |
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| a location that has a unique physical and cultural traits |
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| Human-Envioment Interaction |
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1.Humans depend on the environment
2.humans modify the environment
3.humans adapt to the environment |
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-ideas move
-fashions move
-fads move
-communications move |
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-formal
-functional
-perceptional |
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| an area with identifiable boundries(can be physlical or political) |
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defined by a function
examples:airline routes and newspaper routes, tv coverage |
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| defined by people's perception |
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| visual representation of any geographic aspect |
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| types of general purpose maps |
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| what kinds of trees and plants grow somewhere and how much of it |
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