Human Geography in the air age (a Text for High School Students)
- 252 pages
- 9 hours of reading
In the early twentieth century, the advent of air travel revolutionized the way people thought about geography. In this fascinating text, George T. Renner explores the ways in which aviation has changed the world, from its impact on transportation to its role in shaping international relations. Written for high school students, this volume offers a lively and engaging introduction to the relevance of geography to our modern world.
