human geography

An introduction to people and places throughout history, in question and answer format, that discusses the first farmers, the most populated place, extreme weather, oldest buildings, tallest structures, and other related topics.

Describes how humans affect the Earth's geography, discussing pollution and climate change, and explaining ways for people to take better care of the planet. Includes instructions for related activities.

Describes how geography affects the types of homes people build. Includes hands-on activities.

Presents a comprehensive collection of full-color aerial photographs of geographical formations, towns and cities, mountains, rivers, deserts, and coastlines from around the world, along with informative essays written by experts in the fields of ecology, economics, geography, and demography.

Introduces different cultures around the world by telling the stories of walls, from the Maya murals in Bonampak, Mexico, to dikes in the Netherlands.

Photographs and simple text introduce readers to various tropical forest environments and the people who live there.

Discusses the temperate forests of the world, describing the kinds of trees, their life cycles, and how they are used by humans.

Covers lifestyles of Southern African ethnic groups, Arab and European influences, religion, culture, and current problems facing Southern Africa.

Covers lifestyles of East African ethnic groups, Arab and European influences, religion, culture,and current problems facing East Africa.

Children describe the gifts that they have received from relatives around the world.