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Unit 4: Political Geography
Unit 4: Political Geography
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Why couldn't the President hang up his old map in the White House?
It was too fragile to hang up
It didn't recognize America
It was in bad condition
It didn't recognize Israel
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The people have TOTAL control.
Monarchy
Republic
Totalitarianism
Democracy
3
The Berlin Wall is an example of a
EEZ
Geometric Boundary
Relict Boundary
Allocational Boundary
4
Natural disasters or a wartime defeat
Centripetal Force
Centrifugal Force
5
The United Nations replaced what failed supranational organization?
The People's Republic
NAFTA
NATO
League of Nations
6
A large state breaking into several smaller states
balkanization
colonization
centripetal force
devolution
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Boundary that is forcibly put on another state. Ignores existing cultural aspects of a region
Allocation Boundary
Superimposed Boundary
Totalitarian Boundary
Communism
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Border disputes about resources
Operational
Allocational
Geometric
Geometric
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USSR Balkanized. Which one of these was NOT one of the new states?
Russia
Slovakia
Latvia
Ukraine
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This district is an example of
gerrymandering
centripetal forces
CBD
fair redistricting
11
Minority ethnic group wants to break away from multiethnic state and form its own nation-state
devolution
Balkanization
irredentism
colonization
12
Where was a clear version of Coca Cola made during the Cold War?
Australia
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
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A government's right to control its own territory
territoriality
constitution
nation
sovereignty
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Within ______ nautical miles, a state controls all aspects of natural resources
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300
12
200
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Yugoslavia balkanized. Which one of these was NOT one of the new states?
Macedonia
Russia
Croatia
Slovenia
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Within _____ nautical miles of a state, all laws apply.
25
18
200
12
17
The study of political organization of the world
Supranational Organizations
Political Science
State Studies
Political Geography
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Politically organized territory with a permanent population, government, and defined territory
country
state
nation
soverignty
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The movement downwards from central gov to regional gov within the state.
Revolution
Balkanization
Devolution
Constitution
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What type of boundary is this?
Cultural
Geometric
Operational
Definitional
21
Every state is a multinational state to an extent. True or False?
False
True
22
The Kurds are an example of a
country
nation-state
stateless nation
nation
23
The process of placing a price on a good, service, or idea and then selling that item.
commodification
territoriality
allocation
periphery
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Minorities being mistreated.
Centrifugal Force
Centripetal Force
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Government where people elect officials. Individual rights are protected with constitution.
Nation-State
Theocracy
Democracy
Republic
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Forces that unify people
Centralateral
Centrifugal
Pull Force
Centripetal
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Political corruption
Centrifugal Force
Centripetal Force
28
Redestricting for advantage.
perforated
redistricting
apportionment
gerrymandering
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Government based on religion
Monarchy
Theocracy
Republic
Democracy
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Allocates strong power to units of local government within country
Federal States
Unitary States
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A culturally defined term
boundary
state
nation
country
32
Made the Heartland Theory
Spykman
Dr. Snow
Mackinder
Von Thunen
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Places most power in the hands of a central government
Federal
Unitary
34
Marks the beginning of modern state system
Peace of Westphalia
Berlin Conferance
Ancient Greece
Colonization
35
When the European powers split up Africa
Treaty of Westphalia
Berlin Conference
Treaty of Paris
Yalta Conferance
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Political beliefs of nationalism
Centrifugal Force
Centripetal Force
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A zone where no state exercises complete political control
Stateless-nation
Boundary
District
Frontier
38
NATO, NAFTA, and the EU are all examples of
Critical Geopolitcs
Regional Government
Supranational Organizations
Stateless Nations
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A response to the Mackinder's Theory.
Heartland Theory
Rimland Theory
Eurasia Theory
Nazi Theory
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Forces that divide people
Centripetal
Centrilateral
Push Forces
Centrifugal
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Japan is a great example of a
stateless nation
nation-state
state
compact state
