Question 2

which statements describe the relationship between history and geography?

-geography is the setting of history's story.

-history affects geography and geography influences history.

-geography plays a role in historic events.

-history and geography are not related. history affects geography.

-geography affects history, but history does not affect geography.

history influences geography; but geography has no historical influence

Explanation:

This is because History definitively effects Geography because what people do in the past. And Geography effects history. Take the great flood for example, that is the largest flooded recorded in Oregon, Nevada, and California.

- History affects geography and geography influences history.

Explanation:

    Geographic studies focus on changes in space and its representations. Spatial reasoning makes it possible to establish a decentralized relationship with the environment and realize that it is not the center of the universe. Our relationship with the country depends on where I live, for example.

    In the case of history, the cut is about time, considering events, their agents and their consequences. It is necessary to understand the permanence of historical elements, such as constructions and habits that began in the past, and their influences today. In addition to identifying which ones they are, it is necessary to see who caused them and to perceive themselves as a historical agent.

    The intersection between the two disciplines is inevitable, since physical changes take place over time, also by human influence. Thus, good studies allow comparing the past with the present to understand what lives today and offer tools for projecting the future. This is not only about the boundaries of the neighborhood or one's personal history. Today, thanks to the media, it is possible to make connections between what everyone witnesses and what happens around the world.

people cluster in places that have rich soil, fresh water, and mild climates.

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