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An examination of the interactions between humans across space and time. Through looking at the themes of Population, Migration, Urbanization, Development, Agriculture, Industrialization, Culture, and Political Geography students will gain a better understanding of the different forces impacting humans, and how we impact the environment. The collection of resources on this page are sorted by theme. This is by no means a comprehensive list of all the resources that can be used in a Human Geography classroom, but have been found to be helpful when teaching the concepts of the class. The Links to the left will take you to sample courses that have been taught, both regular and Advanced Placement. At the very bottom of this page there is also a collection of resources for preparing students for the Advanced Placement Test. Located in order below you can find the following items:
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Unit 1: Thinking Geographically
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1.1 Introduction to Maps
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1.2 Geographic Data
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1.3 The Power of Geographic Data
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1.4 Spatial Concepts
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1.5 Human–Environmental Interaction
Esri Geoinquiries (Lvl. 2): Farming: Can you believe it? (Lesson)
Esri Geoinquiries (Lvl. 2): Africa's Resources (Lesson) 1.7 Regional Analysis
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1.6 Scales of Analysis
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Unit II: Population and migration patterns and processes
2.1 Population Distribution |
2.2 Consequences of Population Distribution |
2.3 Population Composition |
2.4 Population Dynamics |
2.5 The Demographic Transition Model |
2.6 Malthusian Theory |
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2.7 Population Policies
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2.8 Women and Demographic Change |
2.9 Aging Populations |
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2.10 Causes of Migration
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2.11 Forced and Voluntary Migration
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2.12 Effects of Migration
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