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In what way is geography an integrative science? .

AGeography is an integrative science because it examines Earth in both physical and human terms. .
BGeography is an integrative science because it borrows from physical sciences such as chemistry, biology, meterology, and geology. .
CGeography is an integrative science because it borrows from human science such as cultural studies , economics , and public policy . .
Dnone of the above

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WorldlyGlass49

The correct answer is A. Geography is an integrative science because it examines Earth in both physical and human terms

That is because that answer is the combination of B and C and that is what geography is, a mixture of both B and C.

GeoPanther

The correct answer is - A. Geography is an integrative science because it examines Earth in both physical and human terms.

The geography as a science might be considered as probably the most integrative of them all because it is a science that is examining the Earth from both physical and human terms. This means in its essence, that geography is a science that is related and is interacting with all of the natural sciences, all of the humane sciences, and manages to put them together and combine them, which creates one very big system of connections and integration.

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