Geography as a Primary Source

«A geographic perspective is a way of looking at and understanding our world. When you view the world through the lens of geography, you are asking who, what, where, when, and how people, places, and things are distributed across the surface of the earth, and why/how they got there. In other words, it means that you are analyzing something with a geographic perspective. The understanding and use of a geographic perspective is critical for decision making skills in the 21st century. Using spatial concepts such as location, region, movement, and scale to help us understand:

Interactions – How the world worksInterconnections – How systems in our world are connected Implications – How to make well-reasoned decisions»

—@natgeo, Geography as a Primary Source