Comprehensive study of GED social studies covering fundamental concepts and advanced applications.
Geography is the study of places, people, and how they interact with the environment. It includes both physical features (mountains, rivers) and human features (cities, roads).
People shape their environments and are shaped by them. For instance, building a dam changes a river, and living in a desert means adapting to dry conditions.
Maps help us understand the world better, showing everything from weather patterns to political borders.
By understanding geography, you can better understand global events, where products come from, and how natural disasters affect communities.
Farmers use irrigation to grow crops in dry regions.
Cities are often built near rivers for transportation and resources.
Explains how geography shapes human lives and vice versa.