Dichotomy in Geography refers to ___ between two ideas, suggesting a division in the subject matter. |
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True or False: Dualism in Geography represents a debate involving two distinct ideas with the same goal. |
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The division between systematic and regional geography is a prominent example of ___. |
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True or False: Ratzel introduced human geography as a continuation of physical geography. |
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False. Ratzel introduced human geography as a separate branch, leading to a dichotomy between physical and human geography. |
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The dichotomy between systematic and regional geography supports each other in the final analysis of the subject matter. True or False? |
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True Systematic and regional geography complement each other.
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Explain the main focus of systematic geography compared to regional geography. |
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Systematic geography seeks universal concepts.
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The differentiation between Physical and Human Geography was first established by ___ and ___ in ancient Greece. |
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True or False: Ratzel believed that human beings should be studied as part of the natural selection process. |
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False. Ratzel argued that humans are distinct species and should be studied separately. |
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The American school of Geography initially focused on ___ geography before the influence of the Ratzelian school. |
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True or False: Mackinder's approach to geography emphasized physical geography over human geography. |
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True or False: Physical geography has historically been the dominant focus in French geography education. |
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False. Human geography is the predominant focus, while physical geography is often sidelined. |
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Vidal de la Blache introduced the concept of ___, emphasizing human agency over environmental determinism. |
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True or False: Climatic determinism suggests that human societies are entirely shaped by their environment. |
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False. Climatic determinism implies a strong influence of the environment, but it does not account for human creativity and decision-making. |
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Theoretical vs Applied Theoretical geography explores abstract models.
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