Geography by Letter - H

I got it from commercials

Human geography is my favorite half of geography. P.S. Human geography starts with H.

Geography is a fairly broad term in itself, to be honest.

There's not much space in making the definition even broader.

I kind of agree with ferbin. Though technically perhaps not incorrect. You could make questions about toenails be a geography question because well they belong to someone and that some is in a country...

if the link is too far off I dont think it should be a geography question. But the grey area is big and hard to define where it starts and ends. I would consider where is the eiffeltower geography, or where a certain folkdance is from. But not for instance where madonna is from. Or where Dell is being produced.

so, something specifically tied to the country and engrained in its history I guess (if the countries name was replaced by another, would it matter..). Just my personal opinion, as to when it still feels geography-y to me

culture is definitely tied to certain regions and questions about religion or dietary laws are about culture. Anything related to culture, religion, demographics, etc. is also a part of geography.

Only because the way you phrase the question makes it sound like an entertainment question. And maybe also because the nature of the film and the way most people think of the dialect referenced in it makes the question seem un-serious... and geography is thought of as something more bland. You could easily phrase a question about jive talk or even about Hollywood films that would sound like a proper geography question. Maybe just not that specific.

sort of. Questions about astrophysics, cosmology, and the core of the Earth are not under the umbrella of geography, except when those things interact with the surface of the Earth.

Dammit :D

Or elementary school education.

And it is really never mentioned. We only hear about japan, the main island is never mentioned specifically

Also the movie Hotel Rwanda

North America refers to the entire continent. Call them American, call them Canadian, call them North American - any of those would be correct unless you are talking about Lake Michigan, which is wholly in America.

None of the Great Lakes is entirely in Canada.

Really... think before you speak. First of all you are no master of time and truth, you cant change what happened, nor can you go to the past and see what happened.

you can use common sense though to work things out, but you obviously didnt. He didnt get hagia sophia by typing haggis but haggis by typing hagia (sophia) so the sophia part doesnt matter and does not even play a role here.

he probably accidentally hit the s instead of a and got hagiS. Which apparently accepted for haggis.