An edition of Geography
(2000)
Geography
The World and Its People
by David G. Armstrong, Richard G. Boehm, and Francis P. Hunkins
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Geography is the study of the earth in all of its variety. When you study geography, you learn about the earth's land, water, and plant and animal life. You analyze where people are, how they live, and what they do and believe. You especially look at places people have created and try to understand how and why they are different. Geographers study the earth as the home of people. Five geographic themes -- location, place, human/environment interaction, movement, and region -- are used here to help you think like a geographer. - p. 21.
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Table of Contents
Reference atlas
Geography and map skills handbook
Unit 1 : Geography of the world.
Looking at the earth
Water, climate, and vegetation
The world's people
Unit 2 : The United States and Canada.
The United States
Canada
Unit 3 : Latin America.
Mexico
Central America and the West Indies
Brazil and its neighbors
The Andean countries
Unit 4 : Europe.
The British Isles and Scandinavia
Northwestern Europe
Southern Europe
Eastern Europe
Unit 5 : Russia and the independent republics.
Russia
The independent republics
Unit 6 : Southwest Asia and North Africa.
Southwest Asia
North Africa
Unit 7 : Africa south of the Sahara.
West Africa
Central Africa
East Africa
South Africa and its neighbors
Unit 8 : Asia.
South Asia
China
Japan and the Koreas
Southeast Asia
Unit 9 : Australia, Oceania, and Antarctica.
Australia and New Zealand
Oceania and Antarctica
Appendix.
Gazetteer
Glossary
Spanish glossary
The Physical Object
ID Numbers
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