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TOPICS
UNIT -I [POPULATION GEOGRAPHY]
World Population Distribution, Density and Growth.
Population Composition……………………..
Concepts of over, under and optimum population.
Migration: Types, Causes and Consequences…….
Trends in Population Growth…
Doubling time of World Population……..
Demographic Transition Model…
Rural-Urban Composition….
Occupational Structure……………..
Population and Development..
Human Development Index (HDI)………………
UNIT -II [SETTLEMENT GEOGRAPHY]
Human Settlements……
Types and patterns of rural settlements……………
Factors influencing the type of rural settlements……..
Urban settlements……………………………
Types of Urban Settlements..
Sphere of urban influence;
Rural – urban fringe………..
Satellite towns……
Major Causes of Urbanisation…………………..
Urbanization: Issues and Problems………….
UNIT- III ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY
Human Activities……………………………………..
Primary Activities……
Agriculture…..
Agricultural landuse: Food and Non-Food crops..
Agricultural Regions of the World…………………..
Classification of Indian Agricultural Regions…….
World Hunger, Malnutrition and Food Security…
Secondary Activities…………….
Classification of Industries…
Factors affecting location of industries..
Major Industrial Regions of the World.
Industrial Regions of India……………
Tertiary and Quaternary Activities.
UNIT -IV (TRANSPORT & TRADE GEOGRAPHY
Transport and Communication……………………
International Trade.
Sea Ports……..
Major Sea Ports of India..
Human geography or anthropology is the branch of geography that deals with and the study of human beings and their relationships with communities, cultures, economies, and the environment, and their relationship to and with places.