Answer:
The correct answer to the question: Economic and Urban geography are smaller areas of physical geography, would be: False.
Explanation:
Physical geography, also known as Geosystems, or Physiography, is one of the two major branches of Geography, with Human Geography. Whereas the first one deals with the scientific study of the Earth, its physical environment and its natural patterns, Human Geography is the one that studies humans and how in different aspects they interact with their environment. It is also Human Geography that deals with the study of cultural aspects in humans, their communities, how people interact with each other and their environment, among other things. In this order, then, Economic and Urban geography are subcategories of Human Geography and not Physical Geography. An example of a subcategory of Physical Geography, would be, Hydrology and Meteorology.
