Geography · Geographical Thought
The most significant development in geography following the Second World War was the:
- 1Development of dualism between systematic and regional geography
- 2Rejection of spatial analysis in favor of regional descriptive studies
- 3Increasing emphasis on the study of man-environment relationships
- 4Emergence of geography as a spatial science through the Quantitative Revolution✓
Correct answer
Emergence of geography as a spatial science through the Quantitative Revolution
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