This is the study of natural features of the earth's surface .It is usually divided up into three areas of study.
1. Physical features of the landscape
2.Weather and climate
3. Natural vegetation and soil
- Drought. Water was a major problem. Without water, crops cant be raised and maintained. The solution was to make irrigation systems. - The land was rough and hard to work on, so engineers invented the steel plow to break up the hard soil.
When studying history it's important to study the geography of the area in which one is doing research. Here are some good reasons to couple this two disciplines:A. Very often the history of a nation, as example, explains some of the history of a nation. As an example the British Empire is a good example:1. England, even taken as Great Britain is a small nation compared to France and Russia. It's basically a small group of islands with resources to allow it to survive;2. It became apparent as the medieval world was disappearing that nations such as Spain, France & yes even Russia could be aggressive towards Great Britain as these nations had natural resources and could support a larger population than Great Britain could.3. Although its wealth was limited, the ancient Roman empire decided it was worthwhile to control the British Isles as the resources it did have could aid to the empire's wealth;4. With this in mind, early on, Britain built a fleet of ships with which it could explore and find world wide minerals, territory and create wealth outside of its original small sphere of influence;5. Through exploration and trade it developed into a nation with greater resources that its small island's presence would indicate;6. Through the intelligence of its leaders and people along with tenacity, Great Britain became an Island nation with more sphere's of influence that its size would indicate;7. Over the period of a few centuries, Great Britain became the British Empire. It controlled vast areas in the New World and benefited from the wealth it took from the nation of India which it colonized;8. All this was based primarily upon its plans & desire to expand beyond its island state to a world power; and9. The geography of the original England grew because surrounded by the sea, (its primary geographical situation) it used the oceans to claim new lands, make settlements of British peoples and build a fleet of war & cargo ships to at first to protect itself and then later to exert its influence world wide, more so than its European rivals.
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geografía, pronounced 'khey-awgraFEE-ah'
a low lying area found at the mouth of a river.
It is like a deformed rectangle it has beaches when it rains it gets flooded
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The geography was that they were kind of blocked in because of the mountains and were solidified by the water that surrounded it. they also had monsoons so it was warm in the summer and cold in the winter.
Earthquakes cause weathering on a massive scale. They tear apart existing land, create huge fissures in the Earth's crust, and completely rearrange the geograhy of a region.
Rhode Island is the smallest state in the United States. It is located in New England and is characterized by its coastline along the Atlantic Ocean. The state has a mix of urban areas, farmland, and forests.
Ethnicity is important because, it provides the only stable basis of political states, it opposes nationalism, it promotes peace and lasty it is a bulwark for diversity in the face of the globalization of culture.
Here's your answer if you mean the state: It has a Tropical Savannah climate, if I remember it right. Its geography includes the Appalachian mountains that run through the northern part of the state, many rivers throughout it, and, of course, it borders the Atlantic Ocean in the Southeast.
this is the meaning of geography he science dealing with the areal differentiation of the earth's surface, as shown in the character, arrangement, and interrelations over the world of such elements as climate, elevation, soil, vegetation, population, land use, industries, or states, and of the unit areas formed by the complex of these individual elements.