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Unit 4 Political Organization of Space
Unit 4 Political Organization of Space
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A review of Unit 4 for the AP Test
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1
Reasons for the African Union's lack of success include…
It does not have enough members
Many poor members do not pay their membership dues
It lacks a capital city
It is severely underfunded
2
Who is the most recent member state of the UN?
Palestine
Greenland
South Sudan
Myanmar
3
2 or more ethnic groups with traditions of self-determination that agree to co-exist peacefully
State
Nation-state
Multi-ethnic State
Multinational State
4
Centripetal forces tend to divide a country.
True
False
5
Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and the United Kingdom are all examples of what?
Perforated State
Elongated State
Fragmented State
Unitary State
6
Thailand and Burma are both examples of what?
NATO member state
Perforated state
Erupted state
Prorupted state
7
Which of the following nations is not landlocked?
Bolivia
Lesotho
Germany
Zambia
8
The study of the organization of political activity and the boundaries of nations:
Physical Geography
Political Geography
Human Geography
Policy Geography
9
Which of the following would you expect to be largest?
County
Province
Hamlet
Municipality
10
What country underwent Balkanization in the early 1990s?
Spain
Korea
Yugoslavia
Sudan
11
A large body of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular territory
Nation
Utah
Multinational State
Nation-state
12
Where is the UN headquarters located?
New York, United States
The Hague, Netherlands
Geveva, Switzerland
Tokyo, Japan
13
In what year was the UN founded?
1961
1952
1993
1945
14
Which of the following is paired incorrectly?
Poland : Compact
Norway : Elongated
Belgium : Fragmented
Italy : Perforated
15
The E.U. is different from other supranational organizations in that it…
All of the above
Has a capital
Promotes a common currency
Negotiates foreign policy for members
16
Singapore and San Marino are modern-day examples of what?
Nation
Federal state
City-state
Colony
17
When devolution occurs, a new state is created.
False
True
18
What is the primary goal of the WTO (World Trade Organization)?
To control world trade
To regulate trade between member nations
To protect the environment
To assist powerful nations with trade deals
19
Fill in the blank: Under UNCLOS, a state's territorial waters reach up to ___ from their shore.
7 nautical miles
24 nautical miles
200 nautical miles
12 nautical miles
20
Which of the following was never a British colony?
Malaysia
Turkey
New Zealand
India
21
What country is hurt the most under current NAFTA policies?
Canada
All are hurt equally
US
Mexico
22
This kind of boundary often occurs due to lingering colonial influence.
Relict
Superimposed
Geometric
Consequent
23
The U.S. is to NATO as the Soviet Union is to…
ADPA
WTO
OPEC
The Warsaw Pact
24
Political, economic, and/or cultural cooperation among states to promote shared objectives
Balkanization
Supranationalism
Michigan
Devolution
25
Which of the following is NOT an example of a physical boundary?
US-Canada border along the 49th parallel
English-Scottish border along the River Tweed
Swiss-Italian border through the Alps
Eurasian border through the Ural Mountains
26
This type of boundary often occurs due to cultural divisions or conflicts.
Geometric
Relict
Consequent
Superimposed
27
What is the primary difference between a unitary and a federal government?
Unitary is more centralized, federal is more localized
Unitary involves one country, federal involves more than one
Federal involves one country, unitary involves more than one
Federal is more centralized, unitary is more localized
28
This type of boundary tends to follow meridians or parallels on the Earth's surface.
Relict
Geometric
Consequent
Superimposed
29
Brasilia, Tokyo, Washington, and Islamabad are all examples of what?
Primate cities
Census tracts
Forward capitals
City-states