AP Human Geography

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AP Human Geography is an introductory course on the patterns and processes that have shaped human understanding, use, and alteration of Earth’s surface. The course explores key topics such as population, culture, politics, agriculture, urbanization, and economic development from a spatial perspective. Students will develop skills in analyzing maps, geographical data, and thinking about global issues.

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1.1: Introduction to Maps
1.2: Geographic Data
1.3: The Power of Geographic Data
1.4: Spatial Concepts
1.5: Human-Environmental Interaction
1.6: Scales of Analysis
1.7: Regional Analysis
2.1: Population Distribution
2.2: Consequences of Population Distribution
2.3: Population Composition
2.4: Population Dynamics
2.5: The Demographic Transition Model
2.6: Malthusian Theory
2.7: Population Policies
2.8: Women and Demographic Change
2.9: Aging Populations
2.10: Causes of Migration
2.11: Forced and Voluntary Migration
2.12: Effects of Migration
3.1: Introduction to Culture
3.2: Cultural Landscape
3.3: Cultural Patterns
3.4: Types of Diffusion
3.5: Historical Causes of Diffusion
3.6: Contemporary Causes of Diffusion
3.7: Diffusion of Religion and Language
3.8: Effects of Diffusion
4.1: Introduction to Political Geography
4.2: Political Processes
4.3: Political Power and Territoriality
4.4: Defining Political Boundaries
4.5: The Function of Political Boundaries
4.6: Internal Boundaries
4.7: Forms of Governance
4.8: Defining Devolutionary Factors
4.9: Challenges to Sovereignty
4.10: Consequences of Centrifugal and Centripetal Forces
5.1: Introduction to Agriculture
5.2: Settlement Patterns and Survey Methods
5.3: Agricultural Origins and Diffusions
5.4: The Second Agricultural Revolution
5.5: The Green Revolution
5.6: Agricultural Production
5.7: Spatial Organization of Agriculture
5.8: Von ThΓΌnen Model
5.9: The Global System of Agriculture
5.10: Consequences of Agricultural Practices
5.11: Challenges of Contemporary Agriculture
5.12: Women in Agriculture
6.1: The Origin and Influences of Urbanization
6.2: Cities Across the World
6.3: Cities and Globalization
6.4: The Size and Distribution of Cities
6.5: The Internal Structure of Cities
6.6: Density and Land Use
6.7: Infrastructure
6.8: Urban Sustainability
6.9: Urban Data
6.10: Challenges of Urban Changes
6.11: Challenges of Urban Sustainability
7.1: The Industrial Revolution
7.2: Economic Sectors and Patterns
7.3: Measures of Development
7.4: Women and Economic Development
7.5: Theories of Development
7.6: Trade and the World Economy
7.7: Changes as a Result of the World Economy
7.8: Sustainable Development
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Human Geography studies how people organize space and society, how they interact with each other and with the environment in different locations. It focuses on cultural, economic, political, and social aspects, while Physical Geography concentrates on Earth's physical processes.
The subject requires analytical thinking, the ability to connect concepts, and application to real-world situations. Familiarity with many models and case studies is necessary. Intertu will help you systematize this knowledge.
Very important. The ability to read, interpret, and analyze various types of thematic maps, charts, and spatial data is a core skill assessed throughout the course and the AP exam.
Main topics include Thinking Geographically, Population and Migration Patterns and Processes, Cultural Patterns and Processes, Political Patterns and Processes, Agriculture and Rural Land-Use Patterns and Processes, Cities and Urban Land-Use Patterns and Processes, and Industrial and Economic Development Patterns and Processes.
The subject provides a good foundation for fields such as Urban Planning, International Studies, Development Economics, Environmental Science, Tourism, GIS (Geographic Information Systems), and many other social science disciplines.
Intertu helps systematize complex geographical concepts and models, analyzes typical case studies, develops map reading and spatial data analysis skills, and provides effective strategies for the AP exam (MCQ & FRQ).