it usually depends on your interest , but i score well in geo and still take his although i m still thinking between them
well you can take one of them in high school and then take the other in 5th and 6th year :)
Take the Romans for example. If you don't know where or what Rome is then you will struggle knowing where this tribe started and originated from. It is the same with: The Greeks The Egyptians The Chinese The Indian The Norwegians Etc.
History and geography are connected as historical events often take place in specific geographic locations. The geography of an area can influence the course of history through factors such as natural resources, climate, and access to trade routes. Understanding the geography of a region can help explain why certain events occurred there and how they shaped the course of history.
A lot of the things that occur in history have to do with geography. For example, the ideal location of Florence for trade made Florence a very popular and busy city in the Renaissance. Geography also helped with the fate with certain battles. For example, the group on top of the cliff would have an advantage to the one below it. Geography and history are very closely related. In fact at my school in ninth grade, you take geography as your history course.
Yes! Art is the foundation of architecture. You must also know the land you are working with in order to build a sound structure. Which is where the geography comes in. If this is the career you are most interested in please take both Art and Geography.
Because geography affects history. The location of rivers and mountains, the climate of an area, the types of plants found at a place, where resources are, and other geographic issues determine when people go to a place, develop something, or make something happen.
Irish, English, Maths, Geography, History, Science, Religion, Computers are some. Lots of languages and specific sciences are taught. Lots of more specialised subjects are taught in technical schools.
Geography, history, English and foreign languages.
If you want to be a doctor, you should take Geography for GCSE and not Drama.
You dont need geography to become a pilot but if you take it you will want physical geography
take it out and put in a k@n filter take the charcole filter that sits abouve air filter out for better air flow
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