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    Geographers use a variety of maps because it helps us explain what goes on, on the Earth, see what the Earth will be like in the future, and research why the earth does things the way it does. Maps help us explain the weather, the patterns in geology, and other miscellaneous facts. They also help us see what we need to wear, and prepare for like tornados or hurricanes, even earthquakes. Lastly maps help us research why there are hot and cold days, what the average whether will be in a country or…

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    Maria Teacher Richard Humanities 8th October 2016 How do the Worlds of Human Geography and Physical Geography overlap? Human live in a big planet called the Earth. Earth is an amazing planet, the temperature of the planet is not too hot and not too cold, there have water and fit sunshine, anything is good in the Earth. Perhaps because the environment is too good, there are many other creatures live in the Earth too. Human live with other creatures in natural, and some of people start to learn…

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    live. Through the myriad of processes and mechanisms used to alter the landscape sometimes come deliberate alterations of symbolism or meaning. The sub-dicipline of cultural geography investigates the variation of these symbolisms, traditions, and cultural products across time and space. It is through the lens of cultural geography, especially in respect to environmental symbolism, that we can interpret the value and meaning attributed to everyday phenomena such as vegetation. It has been said…

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    Over the semester in Human Geography we’ve been learning about other geographical locations all over the world, especially in Asia. How countries have gotten they way they have to this day has been through trade, human movement and political and cultural influences that spread out in a span of over hundreds of years. The creations of states and countries are created through cultural differences and political influences; however there are many arguments over how those paths are created through…

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    There are five different themes of Geography. Each help geographers in their own way. The first theme is location. It has two aspects of it that geographers use, first absolute location and the other relative location. The second theme is place. There are two different characteristics, one human and the other physical. Another theme is human/environment interaction. It has three significant aspects, the first is dependence, another is adaptation, and the last is modification. The next theme is…

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    Lia D’Angelo 5th Hour Themes of Geography-Sicily/Italy Location- My dad is from Sicily the Island off of Italy. We use this in our culture and traditions all the time. The city from i am from is an influence in lots of stuff in life because it is who i am and can tell people stuff about me from where i come from. My life is different than people from other countries and even from other places in Italy. Human Environment Interactions- My parents being from a different part of Italy then most…

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    Geography Mesopotamia

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    believed in polytheism and were blessed with rich soils. However, the differences in geography made one territory unified and the other segregated. As well as, Egyptians were more protected from evasions while Mesopotamian’s were susceptible to attract. Both Egyptian and Mesopotamia’s geography effected their histories and religions in very similar ways, while the differences in them made each society distinctive. Geography of both Egyptians and Mesopotamians majorly contributed to the…

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    Physical Geography

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    Physical Geography is the part of natural environment such as atmosphere, biosphere, and geosphere. It also involves the geography of places like mountains, plains, prairies , etc. Areas within physical geography can be divided into categories such as these and others. Geomorphology the study of the earth, how it was, and how it continues to be shaped. It helps us to predict future changes. Pedology is the study of soils in the natural environment. Palaeography is the study of preserved…

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    Civilizations are sometimes impacted by geography. Whether it's by mountains, rivers, or desert regions. Geography helps civilizations develop and also helps them with their needs. In this essay, I will wrie about how people or civilizations are impacted by geography. Rivers helped early humans gain access to water and fertile ground for agriculture. ''Surrounded by water, the Greeks nevertheless faced a shortage of water.'' Underground water sources called aquifers supply most oases (area…

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    How do the worlds of human geography and physical geography overlap In my opinion , there are something the same between human geography and physical geography but there are also some differences between human geography and physical geography. Here are some answers from the internet. Human geography is the study of people, where they lived, their cultures, how do their work, their food, homes, and religion. Physical geography is the study of earth's land, features, landforms,…

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