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World Geography A/B
The World Geography A/B textbook is a compilation and remixing of Finlayson, C., World Regional Geography. Minor editing has been completed to clarify ideas and statements throughout the compiled textbook. The book's content emphasizes depth over breadth by exploring a specific theme in detail as it applies to a particular region. This focus enables students to draw connections between regions, to better understand the interconnectedness of our world, and to demonstrate real-world application.
- Tác giả
- Nina Sprouse
- Nhà xuất bản
- Mizzou Academy
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
- Danh mục
- Khoa học cơ bản
Mục lục· 68 mục
- 01: Introduction
- 1.1: The Where and the Why
- 1.2: The Spatial Perspective
- 1.3: Core and Periphery
- 1.4: The Physical Setting
- 1.5: The Human Setting
- 1.6: The World's Regions
- 1.7: Sub-Disciplines of Geography
- 1.8: Globalization and Inequality
- 02: Europe
- 2.01: European Physical Geography and Boundaries
- 2.02: Cooperation and Control in Europe
- 2.03: The Industrial Revolution
- 2.04: European Migration
- 2.05: Shifting National Identities
- 2.06: Current Migration Patterns and Debates
- 03: Russia
- 3.01: Russia's Physical Geography and Climate
- 3.02: Settlement and Development Challenges
- 3.03: Russian History and Expansion
- 3.04: Russian Multiculturalism and Tension
- 3.05: Economics and Development in the Soviet Union
- 3.06: The Modern Russian Landscape
- 04: North America
- 4.01: North America's Physical Setting
- 4.02: North American History and Settlement
- 4.03: Industrial Development in North America
- 4.04: The North American Urban Landscape
- 4.05: Patterns of Inequality in North America
- 4.06: North America's Global Connections
- 05: Middle and South America
- 5.01: The Geographic Features of Middle and South America
- 5.02: Colonization and Conquest in Middle America
- 5.03: The South American Colonial Landscape
- 5.04: Urban Development in South America
- 5.05: Income Inequality in Middle and South America
- 5.06: Patterns of Globalization in Middle and South America
- 06: Sub-Saharan Africa
- 6.01: The Physical Landscape of Sub-Saharan Africa
- 6.02: Pre-Colonial Sub-Saharan Africa
- 6.03: Sub-Saharan African Colonization
- 6.04: The Modern Sub-Saharan African Landscape
- 6.05: Economics and Globalization in Sub-Saharan Africa
- 07: North Africa and Southwest Asia
- 7.01: North Africa and Southwest Asia's Key Geographic Features
- 7.02: Cultural Adaptations in North Africa and Southwest Asia
- 7.03: The Religious Hearths of North Africa and Southwest Asia
- 7.04: Conquest in North Africa and Southwest Asia
- 7.05: The Modern Political Landscape of North Africa and Southwest Asia
- 7.06: Religious Conflict in North Africa and Southwest Asia
- 08: South Asia
- 8.01: South Asia's Physical Landscape
- 8.02: Patterns of Human Settlement in South Asia
- 8.03: Cultural Groups in South Asia
- 8.04: South Asia's Population Dynamics
- 8.05: Future Challenges and Opportunities in South Asia
- 09: East and Southeast Asia
- 9.01: The Physical Landscape of East and Southeast Asia
- 9.02: Natural Hazards in East and Southeast Asia
- 9.03: East and Southeast Asia's History and Settlement
- 9.04: Political Conflicts and Changes in East and Southeast Asia
- 9.05: Patterns of Economic Development in East and Southeast Asia
- 10: Oceania
- 10.01: The Physical Landscape of Oceania
- 10.02: The World's Oceans and Polar Frontiers
- 10.03: Biogeography in Australia and the Pacific
- 10.04: The Patterns of Human Settlement in Australia and the Pacific
- 10.05: The Changing Landscape of Oceania