Duplicate of Duplicate of Unit 7: Territorial Organisation

Who presented the idea of the European Union?

National Security is to defend the nation's territory and its citizens from external aggression.

What was the importance of the Maastricht Treaty?

What is an example of a fragmenting factor?

Which function of a state provides the basic services for all citizens such as food, water, housing, health care?

Which institution holds the legislative power?

What does a democracy include?

Economic cooperation between two states can be trade agreements to facilitate international trade.

Frontiers are the political boundaries of territories.

A dictatorship is concentrated in one person or a small group

What type of frontier is separated by natural borders such as rivers or mountain ranges?

Which branch ensures the laws are obeyed?

What are countries separated by?

What can be considered a subdivision?

What system makes sure that all branhces of government are working and not abusing their power?

Which frontiers are artificial and defined by geographical coordinates?

How do countries establish a set of rules, laws, and values?

The world is divided into...

Integrating factors make communication and movement within a territory more difficult.

The Executive branch applies the laws.

Which branch of government creates the laws?

What defines a dictatorship?

What do countries sign to be in agreement with each other?

Which institution prepares the national budget?

Who manages Europe's single currency?