GGR107H1 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Soil Fertility, Birmingham City Centre, Lucien Febvre
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Chapter 2: geography: its development, research theme, and concepts. Spotlight box 2. 4: the geographical standards: use to develop geography as a subject matter, world in spatial terms, 1. How to use maps in spatial terms: 2. Mental naps to recognize people, places and environment: 3. How to analyze the spatial context: places and regions, 4. The physical and human characteristics of places: 5. People creating regions to understand the earth"s complexity: 6. How culture and experience influence people"s perceptions of places: physical systems, 7. The physical systems that change the earth"s surface: 8. The characteristics of the earth"s surface: human systems, 9. Characteristics, distribution and migration of human population on earth"s surface: 10. Characteristics, distribution and complexity of earth"s culture mosaics: 11. Patterns and networks of economical interdependence on earth"s surface: 12. Processes, patterns and functions of human settlement: 13.
