human geography

Describes how people make their homes near the sea and how their lives are affected by the water.

Discusses the reasons why people live near rivers and how rivers affect their lives.

Text and photographs provide information about mountains and the people who live in them.

Discusses people who live in desert areas of the world and how it affects their lives.

Explores how the Bushmen, Bedouins, Aborigines, Navajo, and other groups of nomads have learned to adapt to the harsh conditions of the world's deserts.

A photographic journey that focuses on people around the world who are making environmental changes in order to protect the earth.

An introduction to the nomadic warriors known as barbarians, including Goths, Huns, Vikings, and Mongols, looking at their lives, worship, and celebrations, and discussing their impact on the world.

Presents a metaphor for the United States, simplifying it as a village of one hundred people in order to assist with understanding of ethnic origins, religions, family profiles, wealth, occupations, belongings, and other demographic details.

Describes how different groups of peoples live in rain forests in Central and South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia.

Describes the surroundings, daily life, traditions, and customs of people living all around the world.