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    Geography Human and Physical Chart

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    The document outlines the key differences between human geography and physical geography. Human geography focuses on topics related to human populations, culture, demographics, lifestyle, economics and how humans interact with their environment. Physical geography examines natural earth processes, climate and weather patterns, landforms, natural resources and ecosystems. Both have real-life applications such as understanding how seasons impact agriculture or using geographic knowledge in fields like urban planning, mining and forestry.

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    The document outlines the key differences between human geography and physical geography. Human geography focuses on topics related to human populations, culture, demographics, lifestyle, economics and how humans interact with their environment. Physical geography examines natural earth processes, climate and weather patterns, landforms, natural resources and ecosystems. Both have real-life applications such as understanding how seasons impact agriculture or using geographic knowledge in fields like urban planning, mining and forestry.

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    The document outlines the key differences between human geography and physical geography. Human geography focuses on topics related to human populations, culture, demographics, lifestyle, economics and how humans interact with their environment. Physical geography examines natural earth processes, climate and weather patterns, landforms, natural resources and ecosystems. Both have real-life applications such as understanding how seasons impact agriculture or using geographic knowledge in fields like urban planning, mining and forestry.

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    Geography Human and Physical Chart

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    The document outlines the key differences between human geography and physical geography. Human geography focuses on topics related to human populations, culture, demographics, lifestyle, economics and how humans interact with their environment. Physical geography examines natural earth processes, climate and weather patterns, landforms, natural resources and ecosystems. Both have real-life applications such as understanding how seasons impact agriculture or using geographic knowledge in fields like urban planning, mining and forestry.

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    Geography  

    Human Geography   Physical Geography  

    - Population   - Hydrology  
    - Culture   - Ecology  
    - Lifestyle   - scientific exploration  
    - Demographics   - Ecosystems  
    - Where people live   - Processes and patterns  
    - How humans make a living  
    - Weather: day by day  
    - Relationship to the natural world  
    - Political geography   - Climate: trends  
    - Relationship between political  - Natural disasters  
    systems and physical spaces   - Seeing how old a natural structure is 
    - Environmental geographers  based on its physical features  
    - relationships between natural  - Resources use/distribution  
    environments and human  - Elevation  
    societies.   - Seasons  
    - Urban geography   - Agriculture  
    - Interface    
    - Migration patterns    
    - Economics   Real-Life Applications  
    - Flow of money   - Agriculture  
    - Seasons affecting the 
     
    production of food  
    Real-Life Applications  
    - Lumber  
    - Population   - Natural resources  
    - Schools   - Gold and silver  
    - Senior Homes   - Mining  
    - Sports: golf  
    - Transportation 
    - Production  
    - Highest in demand  
    - Jobs  
    - Most interests  
    - Culture  
    - Location effecting traditions  
    - Cultural studies  
    - Art, music, etc.  

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