The five themes of geography are location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and region. These themes help us understand how people and places are connected in the world. Geographers use the five themes to help them study the world and organize ideas.
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The correct answer is - Cartography.
Cartography is the sub-discipline of geography that as a main focus has the creation of maps (of various sizes) and globes. People have been developing cartography for over 2,000 years, and over time they managed to slowly improve it, both with the bigger knowledge of the world and with the advancements in technology. For most of the history of the cartography, the maps were made on hand, but in the past few decades it made a huge leap forward with the usage of computer programs, which is much quicker, easier, and more precise.
<span>Their progress and wealth is highly dependent on the harvests, and
the price of grain. They probably have to import some industrial
products and if they had a bad year (weather, other catastrophies, poor
technology) they can't get the necessary amount of industrial products
in exchange for their surplus e. g. in grain. </span>
