Geography

Welcome to this course on the geography of the world! Hopefully, this course will successfully balance useful geographical information with the learner's abilities to take in the work. The course is modeled after other courses on this wiki, such as Spanish 1 and Lua, and while geography is often considered to be an easy subject, this course hopes to prove that, when done with detail, geography can be more advanced than a student would expect. This Geography course provides some capital cities to know but focuses on physical geography. This course does not discuss economics or demographics.

Directions

Read until you come to a quiz. Quizzes will be designed in such a way that the content between each quiz will not be too much to read. However, if you would prefer to read two sections at a time, feel free to do so.

General links and information about geography can be found at the school of geography and the geography portal.

Lessons

Background

• Background
  • Photos

Capital cities

• Capital cities

The basics of physical geography

• The Americas
• Eurasia
• Africa
• Oceania
• Antarctica

Readings

• Regional geography

Learning Tasks

• Explorers and Impact of Development of Settlements
• There is a worksheet that includes general geographical questions based on content from the above sections. It contains questions with longer answers that do not work with a quiz system; answer the questions on paper or type them on a computer.

See Also

• Collaborative Mapping
• US States
• Cartography
• Navigation
• Geographic Information System
• Surveying
• Global Positioning System (GPS)

External Links

• Physical Geography