This multi-media online Geography course introduces students to different cultures and societies throughout the world. In Geography, students learn about weather and climate and how these two factors influence the products that are sold and manufactured in different countries. The influences of trade and economics are explained in the creation of an international culture. Students have the opportunity to see how industry has impacted the ecosystems of the various geographic regions studied. Students also investigate various forms of government and the impact that governmental control can have on its citizens. In the first half of Geography, students explore the North American Continent, South America, and parts of Europe. In the second half of Geography, students continue their study of Europe, as well as exploring Africa, Asia, Australia, the Middle East (Southwest Asia) and the Pacific region.
The full-unit course is self-contained with no additional textbook or print materials required. There are 26 examinations in this course.
