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Unit 4 Exam Practice
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#APHuG #Unit 4 Review
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1
A boundary drawn after the formation of the cultural landscape
geometric boundary
religious boundary
superimposed boundary
subsequent boundary
2
On what island were boundaries drawn to separate the Greeks from the Turks?
Cyprus
Indonesia
Australia
Sri Lanka
3
Which is not a Supranational Organization
NATO
CIA
EU
OPEC
4
What religions are represented in the Kashmir Conflict?
Islam and Hinduism
Islam and Judaism
Hinduism and Buddhism
Islam and Christianity
5
Which has not become divided into two political entities as a result of conflict
Vietnam
Ireland
Japan
Germany
6
The Law of the Sea extends coastal states autonomy over how much area from their borders?
200 nautical miles
3 nautical miles
12 nautical miles
100 nautical miles
7
A capital city placed in a state's frontier zone
Core
Exclave
Networked
Forward Capital
8
Landlocked states are...
not likely to relate with surrounding states
at a commercial and strategic disadvantage
likely to be the wealthiest state around
locations that are more difficult to defend
9
Where in the US are geometric borders the norm?
Southeast
Northeast
Midwest
West
10
When are voting districts in the US redrawn?
every 10 years
when the constitution changes
After every presidential election
when constituencies change
11
A region caught between stronger colliding external forces and often fractured politically
core state
periphery
insurgent state
shatterbelt
12
What is the purpose of the European Union
create a common currency
Promote common defense
Create an economic free trade zone
create a United States of Europe much like the USA
13
An example of a nation seeking its own territory?
Russians
British
English
Palestinians
14
Country shape can provide resource access or separate countries that would share a boundary.
Prorupted
Perforated
Fragmented
Compact
15
State not universally recognized as an independent state by the United Nations
Taiwan
South Africa
Sri Lanka
Japan
16
When a state wants to add territory based on cultural links
ethnocentrism
gravity model
irrendentism
interaction model
17
Says that any political power based in the center of Eurasia could likely take over the world.
Clash of Civilizations Theory
World Systems Theory
Unilateral Theory
Heartland Theory
18
When investors buy up these tracks of farmland and sell the food instead of feeding Africans...
decolonization
Neocolonialism
Pan-Africanism
imperialism
19
An example of a forward capital
Beijing
paris
London
Brasilia
20
Which has a free border to encourage the free flow of people and products
Netherlands-Belgium
US-Canada
North Korea-South Korea
India-Pakistan
21
What is an example of a subsequent boundary?
Colorado/Kansas
China/Tibet
Ireland/Northern Ireland
North Vietnam/South Vietnam
22
An example of a country that has experienced balkanation
Brazil
Australia
Nigeria
Yugoslavia
