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This study guide covers scales of analysis in AP Human Geography, including their importance and how they influence geographic study. It details map scales (representative fraction, verbal, bar) and the four main scales of analysis: local, national, regional, and global, with examples for each. The guide also emphasizes distinguishing between map scale and analysis scale, and using multiple scales to understand geographic issues. Finally, it provides practice questions and exam tips focusing on identifying appropriate scales and analyzing problems across different scales.
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Scales of analysis are best described as different what? 🤔
Types of maps
Lenses or perspectives
Geographic locations
Data collection methods