It refers to the study of the ways in which human experience is processed and documented.

A branch of science devoted to the study of societies and the relationships among individuals within those societies

It studies life in all its forms, past and present. This includes plants, animals, viruses, and bacteria, single-celled organisms and even cells.

It attempts to trace the origin, growth, and development of culture in the past.

It attempts to explore human mysteries related to their origin, differentiation, diversities, and distributions.

It is the scientific study of humans throughout history. Languages, social structures, and ancient civilization all provide clues about the human experience.

A tradition of study of whole cultures developed.

He was considered the "Father of Cultural Anthropology".

He embraced the social Darwinist approach and made his own version of social and cultural evolution with three societal stages.

One of the key figures who did not use science to justify was considered the "Father of American Anthropology".

It is the science that studies the features of the earth and its connection to people and the environment.

It studies the structure of the environment, including climate, landforms, and other natural patterns.

It was first conceived as the "study of allocating resources" at the household level.

It studies the effect of human behavior on the environment. It also includes looking at cultural, economic, and political impacts.

He was considered one of the first "Geographer".

He was considered the "Father of Geography."

He compiled and summarized the Guide to Geography which contains information on the discipline of his time.

What percentage of the Earth is made up of land?

He coined the term "Geographia" which was also the title of his 17-volume series on geographical studies.