This document provides an overview of key topics in human geography, including the natural environment, natural resources, human geography, political geography, and economic geography. It discusses how the natural environment affects human survival and economies. It also explains that all countries depend on natural resources like forests, grasslands, rivers, and ecosystems for food, water and shelter. Additionally, it defines political geography as concerned with the spatially uneven outcomes of political processes and the relationship between people, states and territories. Finally, it describes economic geography as the study of the location and distribution of economic activities worldwide.

1. Nama : AMIR IMRAN BIN MOHD RADZI
Lecturer : MOHD NORULHISYAM BIN
HASsAN

2. Topic Pages
Natural Environment 1
Example Natural Environment 2
Natural Resources 3
Example Natural Recourses 4
Human Geography 5
Type Of Human Geography 6
Political Geography 7
Maps Political Geography 8
Economy Geography 9
Type Of Economy Geography 10

3. • Climate, weather, and natural resources that affect
human survival and economic activity.
• Laws protecting the natural environment have become
increasingly important as it becomes apparent that
serious anthropogenic global warming is a reality.
• All countries depend heavily on their environment : forest,
grassland, rivers, lakes , coral, reefs and other
ecosystem provide essential resource that provide food
,water and shelter.

4. River Forest

5. • Natural resources are resources that exist without
actions of humankind. This includes all valued
characteristics such as magnetic, gravitational, and
electrical properties and forces.
• . On earth it includes: sunlight, atmosphere, water, land
(includes all minerals) along with all vegetation and
animal life that naturally subsists upon or within the
heretofore identified characteristics and substances

7. • Human geography is the branch of social science that
deals with the study of people and their communities,
cultures, economies and interactions with the
environment by studying their relations with and across
space and place.
• human geography is divided into the sub-fields
of physical geography and human geography, the latter
concentrating upon the study of human activities, by the
application of qualitative and quantitative research
methods.

9. • Political geography is concerned with the study of both
the spatially uneven outcomes of political processes and
the ways in which political processes are themselves
affected by spatial structures.
• primary concerns of the sub-discipline can be
summarized as the inter-relationships between people,
state, and territory.

11. • Economic geography is the study of the location,
distribution and spatial organization of economic activities
across the world. It represents a traditional subfield of the
discipline of geography.
• It represents a traditional subfield of the discipline
of geography . However, many economists have also
approached the field in ways more typical of the
discipline of economics .