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AP Human Geography
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1
Most unitary states can be found where?
North America and Europe
Australia
Africa and Asia
South America
2
Which country is not an example of a elongated country?
Gambia
Italy
Chile
Japan
3
With Canada's regional provinces, Canada is an example of a
Reappointed state
Federal state
Electoral state
Nation state
4
What is the movement of power from the central to regional governments within the state?
Territoriality
Commodification
Gerrymandering
Devolution
5
A country going from a dictatorship to democracy must provide ...
Firepower
Civil liberties
Diplomatic immunity
Water rights
6
Hitler's expansionist philosophies drew in part of what theory?
Rimland theory
Heartland theory
Self determination
Organic theory
7
The Sahara desert is an example of what kind of boundary?
Water boundary
Desert boundary
Ethnic boundary
Mountain boundary
8
A boundary of a state can also be physical such as a
Religious movement
Lake or mountain
Currency
Language barrier
9
What bests describes a fragmented state?
Compact with a large extension
Completely surrounds another
Several discontinuous pieces of territory
Narrow Shape
10
Districts with a majority of the population from the minority is called?
Splitting
Majority minority district
Devolution
Reapportionment
11
What is an entity with 3 or more states that is formed for shared benefits and goals?
Geopolitics
Unilateralism
Devolution
Supranational organisation
12
What is the attempt to influence and control people or phenomena in a geographic area?
Sovereignty
Federal System
Unitary
Territoriality
13
The Berlin Wall and Great Wall of China are examples of what type of boundary?
Relict
Ethnic
Cultural
Physical
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This involves neighbours who differ over the way a boundary should function?
Allocation boundary disputes
Operation boundary disputes
Locational boundary disputes
Definitional boundary disputes
15
What is not true about colonialism?
Is no used for maximum economic exploitation
An example is Europe over multiple countries
Involves transfer of population to a new territory
Involves the subjugation of one people to another
16
A country that runs in accordance with the ruler rather than the people is known as..
Colonialism
Democracy
Autocracy
Anocratic
17
What is an attitude that unifies people and enhances support for a state?
Politcal Dimensions
Colonialism
Centripetal Force
Centrifugal Force
18
The study of the political organization of the world is?
Territoriality
Sovereignty
Political geography
Democracy
19
What theory is believes the pivot area would be key to world dominance?
Heartland Theory
Organic Theory
Rimland Theory
Conquest Theory
20
A confederacy or union is likely to happen in
A puppet state
A unitary state
A federal state
A communist state
21
What country is known to have a federal system?
Britain
USA
Germany
France
22
What is the process of placing a price on a good then buying, selling, trading it?
Commodification
Devolution
Capitalism
Communism
23
What type of boundary is hard to cross during winter storms and are sparsely inhabited?
Water boundary
Mountain boundary
Desert boundary
Physical boundary
24
What is a state with more than one nation inside it's boarders?
Stateless nation
Multinational state
Nation-state
State
25
Boundaries drawn using grid systems such as longitude and latitude are called
Cultural boundaries
Physical boundaries
Geometric boundaries
Frontier
26
A group of people bound together by a common identity is a(n)?
Nation
Political System
Institution
State
27
The UK is divided into several countries, it's an example of a ...
Single party state
Unitary state
Federal state
Communist state
28
The Palestinians are an example of what?
Nation-state
Multistate nation
Stateless nation
State
29
Using state morphology Belgium is what type of country?
Prorupted
Perforated
Compact
Elongated
30
What processes incorporate higher levels of education, higher salaries, and more tech.
Semiperiphery
Core
Periphery
Centrifugal
31
Which is false about the periphery?
Lower education levels
Less wealth in world economy
Lower salaries
More technology
32
The Vatican City is an example of what?
Fragmented State
Porupt State
Exclave
Enclave
33
What places most power in the hands of the central government officials?
Autocracy
Federal State
Unitary State
Democracy
34
Geometric political boarders to little to organise Antarctica's
Frontier
Borderland
Tundra
Wasteland
35
Nation-state's are often defined by sovereignty and ...
Economic prosperity
Antiterrorist policy
Ethnic homogeneity
Social democracy
36
What forces work to pull countries apart?
Capitalist
Communist
Centripetal
Centrifugal
37
Which is an example of a landlocked country?
Mexico
Peru
Afghanistan
Italy
38
What is an area completely separated from it;s state by another state? (Eg Alaska)
Devolution
Exclave
Centrifugal
Enclave
39
A group of people who think of themselves as one based shared culture and history is called?
State
Nation sate
Multinational state
Nation
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NATO is an example of what?
International organisation
National organisation
Commonwealth
Supranational organisation