Across
- 1. The Father of Modern Geography who emphasized scientific observation, fieldwork, and the interconnectedness of natural systems.
- 4. Examines the location, distribution, movement, and arrangement of geographic phenomena.
- 5. Focuses on the unique characteristics of specific places or regions.
- 6. Uses numerical data, statistical techniques, mathematical models, and computer analysis to study geographic phenomena.
- 8. The idea that while the environment provides opportunities and limitations, humans have the ability to make choices.
- 11. A period when European explorers traveled across oceans to discover new trade routes, territories, and resources.
- 12. The collection of information about Earth's surface without direct physical contact.
- 13. Introduced the theory of environmental determinism.
- 14. Applied latitude and longitude systematically in mapping.
- 15. A computer-based system used to collect, store, analyze, manage, and display geographic information.
Down
- 2. Enables users to interact with geographic information in real time.
- 3. Promoted regional geography and emphasized human–environment relationships.
- 7. The Father of Geography who coined the term geography and estimated the Earth's circumference using geometry.
- 9. The study of Earth's physical features, people, and their relationships.
- 10. Uses satellites to determine the precise location of people, vehicles, and objects anywhere on Earth.