(b) It vitalizes geography.
(c) It gives a perspective for viewing all other branches of study, and hence for a fairer comprehension of them.
(d) It makes the experiences of travel intelligible.
(e) It gives a fund of information for use in conversation and public utterances.
(f) It breaks down provincialism; develops toleration, sympathy, and human interest; and hence makes intercourse with fellowmen more frictionless and cordial. (See Social Value.)
(g) It creates an interest in the resources, raw materials, tools, and processes of one's vocation, and fosters pride and contentment with labor.
(h) It explains racial, economic, religious, and social cleavages and prejudices, and makes for a truer democracy of feeling.
(i) It gives insight into legal, governmental, and business institutions and forms, and hence makes easier the adjustment to governmental and business requirements. (See Social Value.)
6. Cultural or Personal.
(a) It gives an elevated viewpoint from which better to observe all aspects of civilization to-day and thereby to comprehend them more fully.