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Geography studies how location, place, movement, human-environment interaction, and regions impact our lives. It examines the four directions of location, defines place as an area with boundaries, describes movement as the transfer of people, goods, and ideas, explains human-environment interaction as how humans utilize their surroundings like hunting, gathering and farming, and defines regions as areas with unifying characteristics.
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- 1. G e o g r a p h yWhat is geography and how does it affect our lives?
- 2. There are five factors of Geography:1. Location2. Place3. Movement4. Human-environment interaction5. Regions
- 3. LocationThis represents the 4 directions you can go:North
- 4. South
- 5. East
- 6. West!PlaceA Place is an area with certain or unlimited boundaries or a percentage of space!
- 7. MovementIs the movement of people, goods and ideas!
- 8. Human-environment InteractionIts the way people interact with their surroundings!Hunting
- 9. Gathering
- 10. FarmingRegionsAn area with similar, unifying characteristics!