__________ geographers describe the state/country as 'Living organism'.

Who among the following defined human geography as: "Human geography is the synthetic study

of relationship between human societies and

earth’s surface."

Read the excerpt below and answer the question.

"In the early stages of their interaction with their

natural environment humans were greatly

influenced by it. They adapted to the dictates

of Nature. This is so because the level of

technology was very low and the stage of

human social development was also primitive."

This type of interaction between primitive

human society and strong forces of nature was

termed as _____________________.

Low levels of technological development leads to which type of human nature relationship?

Which of the following is not an element of physical environment?

The people begin to understand their

environment and the forces of nature with the

passage of time. With social and cultural

development, humans develop better and more

efficient technology. They move from a state of

necessity to a state of freedom. They create

possibilities with the resources obtained from

the environment. The human activities create

cultural landscape. The earlier scholars termed this as ___________________.

Naturalisation of humans is also termed as ___________________.

Humanisation of nature is also termed as ___________________.

Neo Determinism is also termed as ___________________.

The concept of neo determinism was developed by

Concept which reflects a middle path

(Madhyam Marg) between the two ideas of

environmental determinism and possibilism.

_________ school of thought

in human geography was mainly concerned

with the different aspects of social well-being

of the people. These included aspects such

as housing, health and education.

___________ school of thought employed

Marxian theory to explain the basic cause

of poverty, deprivation and social inequality

_____________ school of thought laid great

emphasis on lived experience and also on

the perception of space by social categories

based on ethnicity, race and religion, etc.

The broad approach to geography in which the focus is on identifying the uniqueness of any region

and understanding how and why it was different from

others.

Marked by the use of computers and sophisticated

statistical tools. Laws of physics were often applied to

map and analyse human phenomena. This phase was

called the _______________. The main objective was

to identify mappable patterns for different human

activities

Which of the following is the correct chronological sequence of broad stages and thrust of geography.

Which of the following is an branch of economic geography.

Historical geography is a sub field of

Geography of tourism is a sub field of

Geography of marketing is a sub field of

Which of the following sub field of human geography is related to Psephology?