What is the relationship between the study of geography and the study of history?
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Geography is a study pertaining to the discrepancy of the earth's surface and aspects such as elevation, climate, vegetation, soil, land use, industries, and so on. History is the study of previous events and occurrences. Through the joining of the two subjects, comprehension of events that occurred can take place, strategies used can be analyzed, and logic behind decisions can be understood. Therefore, the study of geography and the study of history share a complimentary relationship.
Geography is a study pertaining to the discrepancy of the earth's surface and aspects such as elevation, climate, vegetation, soil, land use, industries, and so on. History is the study of previous events and occurrences. Through the joining of the two subjects, comprehension of events that occurred can take place, strategies used can be analyzed, and logic behind decisions can be understood. Therefore, the study of geography and the study of history share a complimentary relationship.
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