Explain human geography and it's branches

Sub-branches of human geography are-

i) Social/Cultural Geography encompasses the study of society and its spatial dynamics as well as the cultural elements contributed by the society.
(ii) Population and Settlement Geography (Rural and Urban). It studies population growth, distribution, density, *** ratio,migration and occupational structure etc. Settlement geography studies the characteristics of rural and urban settlements.
(iii) Economic Geography studies economic activities of the people including agriculture, industry, tourism, trade, and transport, infrastructure and services, etc.
(iv) Historical Geography studies the historical processes through which the space gets organised. The geographical features also
experience temporal changes and these form the concerns of historical geography.
(v) Political Geography looks at the space from the angle of political events and studies boundaries, space relations between neighbouring political units,delimitation of constituencies, election scenario and develops theoretical framework to understand the political behaviour of the population.