Debunking the Myth of American Exceptionalism: A Comparative Analysis of Historical and Geographical Approaches

Name Professor Course Code Date Comparison of Key Lessons from Geographical Approach and the Historical Approach. Historical and geographical approaches provide a framework for different perspectives. History uses time and chronology to denote human experience's temporal dimension on matters entailing Geography, Economical, Political, Intellectual, and Environmental History. At the same time, the geographical approach explains human expertise based on spatial dimensions, including aspects like space, place and region, physical, human, and the environment. History and geography are both sciences devoted to preserving and recording past and present information and occurrences. Historians collect relevant and factual information from the past to harness the truth about something. Historical writings have always been based on the issues of war, conflicts, conquests, and political figures. These issues have defined history, pushing various narrations about their implications. Histor