Geography, Religion and People all contribute to or influence history.
Science is the study of environment. History is the study of past and geography is the science that deals with the location of living and nonliving things on earth and the way they affect one another
There aren't six strands of social studies there are 8 strands of social studies and they are: history, geography, economics, government, citizenship, culture, science/technology, and social studies skills
This isn't a quote, it's just a word. Billions of people have said "history" over the course of their lives!
Geography (Earth Sciences) and Democracy (Politics) would cover a lot of our world's history.
It has often been said that Canada's history is all about geography.
Because the geography of the planet was different back in history making moments. Additionally, geography impacts trade, travel, and events surrounding wars. It is said that ancient Rome's location in the center of the Mediterranean Sea enabled its power to expand both east and west of Rome's location.
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Depends on the person entirely. If you're good at science, history will be harder and if you are good at English, geography will be harder. Better at science = Choose geography. Better at English = Choose history. That's what I would do. i study both history and geography. they are both so different. i prefer geography as there is to much 2 remember in history that's my personal opinion, it depends oon each person. Awesome Answers I study both GCSE History and Geography too and to be honest i find History way easier..... but i agree with what was said above. I think a subject is only easy to you if you enjoy that subject and you are prepared to work, because then you will be more interested and you would want to learn more finding it easier.
Robert Sullivan has written: 'The year in pictures, 2002' -- subject(s): World history, Modern History, Pictorial works, History 'Geography generalized..' -- subject(s): Geography 'An introduction to geography..' -- subject(s): Ancient History, Geography, History, Ancient
Mackenzie King said it in a 1938 speech before the House of Commons.
for me, geography greatly affects history in a sense that geography is not only focusing on the physical features of a land but also in human activities which according to my research belongs to human geography.
Colin McEvedy has written: 'The New Penguin Atlas of Ancient History' -- subject- s -: Maps, Ancient Geography, Ancient History 'The Penguin atlas of modern history - to 1815 -' -- subject- s -: Maps, Modern History, Historical geography 'World History Factfinder' 'The Penguin Atlas of African History' -- subject- s -: Maps, Historical geography 'The Penguin atlas of ancient history' -- subject- s -: Maps, Ancient Geography, Ancient History 'The Penguin Atlas of Modern History' -- subject- s -: Maps, Modern History, Historical geography 'The new Penguin atlas of medieval history' -- subject- s -: Maps, History, Historical geography, Medieval Geography 'The Penguin Atlas of Ancient History - Hist Atlas -' 'Rise of the World's Cities' 'The Penguin atlas of medieval history' -- subject- s -: Medieval Geography, Maps, Atlases, Historical Atlases 'The Penguin atlas of medieval history' -- subject- s -: Medieval Geography, Maps
Geography tells about the time,location, or the climate of history.
geogrophy has many effects on history
Norman Leonard Baker has written: 'The history of geography' -- subject(s): Geography, History
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