Intro To Geography Review

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Geographers look at the world...

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At the local, regional, and global levels

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A geographer's tools include: Maps and Globes, Satellite Images, Computers, Notebooks, and Tape Recorders.

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All of these

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The two main branches of geography are...

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Physical Geography and Human Geography

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Which of the following questions might a geographer studying at the local level ask? Which products does a country export?, What languages do people speak in South America?, How do people in a town or community live?, What features make up a physical region?

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How do people in a town or community live?

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Which of the following would a human geographer study?
Soils and Plants,
Maps and Globes,
Weather and Climate,
People and Societies

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People and Societies

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Geography is considered a social science because it...

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Deals with people and how they live

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The study of the world, its people, and the landscapes they create is known as...

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Geography

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The study of the world's landforms, bodies of water, and other natural features is known as...

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Physical Geography

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The science of making maps is also known as...

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Cartography

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The study of the world's people, communities, and landscapes is known as...

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Human Geography