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Unit 4 Political Geography
Unit 4 Political Geography
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Currently there about how many countries in the world
100
405
200
90
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This would likely be a centrifugal force!
uneven economic development within
Sabre rattling of a nearby enemy
A charismatic leader
a common spoken language
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Territorial morphology! What shape state?
erupted
comtact
prorupted
compact
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Mahan believed that a country would do best if they can control what?
Their neighbor
The Seas
Space
The Heartland
5
Political states which have a religious government are known as
Atheistic
theocratic
Egalitarian
Mercantile
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All of the following would be a centripetal force within a country EXCEPT?
A common language
common history
universal education system
regionalism
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Distance, remoteness and marginal location enhance the potential for devolution, this is called
economic marginalization
economic devolution
spatial devlolution
ethnic devolution
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In which morphology is circulation,contact or other distance friction most likely a problem?
fragmented
enclave
perforated
prorupted
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Why might a country elect to develop a 'Forward Capital'?
promote a centrifugal movement
develop an interior region
Insure raw materials get to the core
make Senators travel more
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Most African Nations gained their independence?
1917-1921
1945
1940-1970
1990-2000
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Organic State theory was created by?
Huntington
Ratzel
Sauer
Mackinder
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An otherwise compact state with a large projecting extension is called a ?
compact
prorupted state
perforated
fragmented
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Which country would most accurately satisfy the definition of a nation-state?
Japan
United States
Kurdistan
Mexico
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Which does not belong in Wallerstein's theory?
socialism
Core
Periphery
Semi-Periphery
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The border between the U.S and Canada west of the Great lakes is a ??
landlocked
superimposed border
Geometric boundary
Allocational boundary
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Exclaves are often created for which of the following reasons?
to unite ethnic groups and decrease conflict
to ease transportation flows
to achieve state compactness
to decrease population pressure
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The meeting in Europe that established the borders of newly formed African states?
Diet of Worms
Treaty of Westphalia
Berlin Conference
Munich Meetings
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A region caught between powerful forces whose boundaries are often redefined ?
shatterbelt
irredentist state
non nation
Demilitarized zone
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The movement of power from the central government to regional governments is called?
revolution
supranationalism
devolution
pluralism
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A territory that is completely surrounded by a foreign state.
enclave
semi-periphery
EEZ
core
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Which is not a characteristic of a unitary state governments?
concerned with fostering diversity
highly centralized
focus on nationalism
suppression of regional subcultures
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Gerrymandering adjusts voting district boundaries in order to?
benefit the interests of one party
create districts = to census tracts
allow voters to move
ensure districts are similar in size
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Which Brazilian city was made into a forward capital?
Rio de Janeiro
San Sula
Sao Paolo
Brasilia
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Who is a stateless nation?
Icelanders
Filipino
Japanese
Kurdish
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Nafta is an example of a ?
economic supranational
semi-periphery
exclave
political supranational
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Name the overly talented one!
Left Back
Left OUT
Shark fin soup
Left Shark
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A group of people who occupy an area and have a strong sense of unity based on shared beliefs
state
Nation
Nation-state
Unitary State
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By having control of its external and internal affairs, a territory is said to have:
Sovereignty
Suffrage
Centrifugal forces
Centripetal forces
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UNCLOS set the territorial extension of a country, how many miles out to sea?
300 miles
to the continental shelf
12 miles
3 miles
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This helped create the modern state system
Berlin Conference
OPEC
Peace of Westphalia
Nafta
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A state in which power has coalesced into a primate city is probably?
tribal state
unitary state
federal state
republic
32
If this shape was a state, it would be considered?
elongated
Prorupted
compact
perforated
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Which would
not
be a characteristic of the "modern state"?
complete sovereignty
a legislative body
Permanent King
land owning citizens
34
The country mentioned below would be a ?
Prorupted state
Enclave
Compact state
Exclave
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Purifying a region by killing or forcing people out is called?
irradication
ethnic cleansing
irredentism
brutality
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Not having any access to the sea, body of water or a port is called?
out of luck
exclave
landlocked
broken
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Blast from the past: The fusion of cultural traits?
assimiliation
regionalization
adaptation
syncretism
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A territory with a permanent population, recognized by an outside entity, and defined land?
empire
country
Nation
State
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Supranationals are made of how many states?
two
minimum 10
20 or more
three or more
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A charismatic leader would most like be a?
spatial devolution
centripetal force
centrifugal force
dishonest
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Largest state in the world by area?
Russia
Canada
U.S
China
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The image represents what kind of state?
perforated
fragmented
prorupt
elongated
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The theorist who posited that conflict was inevitable wherever civilizational borders met?
Perry
Mackinder
Spykman
Huntington
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Ratzel's organic theory stated that like an organism a state needs ??
natural enemies
more land
to ethnically cleanse
lock out refugees
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A state is defined by all of the following EXCEPT?
substantial population
recognition by other states
well-developed
substantial territory
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Which of the following best describes the effects of globalization related to state sovereignty
Globalization has had no impact on state's sovereignty
State's sovereignty has increased
States have given up some sovereignty to join supranationals
State sovereignty has increased to protect against imperalis
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Italy fought against Austria to annex Italian speaking regions controlled by Austria. This is ?
Shatterbelt
Balkanization
EEZ
Irredentism
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The global integrating force in Wallerstein's theory is?
Supranationalism
socialism
capitalism
The U.N.
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The process of adjustment of the number of representatives in the U.S. House of Representatives
Gerrymandering
electoral geography
Reapportionment
cracking