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APHUG Unit 4 Vocab List #2
APHUG Unit 4 Vocab List #2
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A delimited boundary:
Only shows limits to space claimed by a state or political entity
Establishes boundary controls with NO limits.
Is one that is limited by physical geographical features.
Limited boundaries as establsihed by treaty.
2
European leaders at the Berlin Conference in 1884-85 created which kind of boundaries in Africa?
Defined
Demarcated
Subsequent
Superimposed
3
A natural boundary can be made of:
Rivers
All of the above
Mountains
An ocean or sea
4
The census in the U.S. happens every ______ years.
Every year, actually.
15
10
5
5
Exclusive Economic Zones can range as far as ___________ nautical miles off a coastline.
50
150
100
200
6
Russia's invasion of Ukrain in 2022 is, in part, an example of which of the following?
Militarized boundary
Heartland Theory
Irredentism
Territoriality
7
Border based on human traits & behavior:
National
Geometric
Delimited
Cultural
8
Some the issues stemming from the U.S. - Mexico boundary are an example of which type of dispute?
Operational
Allocational
Locational
Territorial
9
Europe is where you will find more of these kinds of borders than anywhere else in the world:
Geometric
Open
Locational
Natural
10
Gerrymandering is a controversial political practice mainly used by:
All politcal parties that have the power to do so.
Democrats
Republicans
Green Party
11
Individuals that are represented by elected officials are called:
Electorate
Constituency
We the People
Voters
12
Territorial Seas can be defined as:
Waters off a state's coastline, up to 12 miles, under no one's control
Waters off a state's coastline, up to 12 miles, for economic development.
Waters off a state's coastline, up to 24 miles, controlled by the state.
Waters off a state's coastline, up to 12 miles, controlled by the state.
13
Boundaries that are established by multiple state through treaties or legal agreements:
Defined boundary
Antecedent boundary
Demarcated boundary
Delimited boundary
14
A boundary historically established before large populations existed on the landscape:
Subsequent
Antecedent
Relic
Definitional
15
You are in Berlin, Germany as a tourist and visit remains of the Berlin Wall. You are looking at which type of boundary?
Miltarized
Superimposed
Locational
Relic
16
A boundary marked by physical objects on the landscape:
Defined
Natural
Delimited
Demarcated
17
The most basic of boundary types:
Straight-line boundaries
Simple state boundary
Natural boundaries
Geometric boundaries
18
Waters that ALL can travel on without any political and/or military interference:
High seas
Free seas
Exclusive seas
Open seas
19
When two countries start a conflict over the basic question over
where
a boundary
should
be:
Operational boundary dispute
Allocational boundary dispute
Locational boundary dispute
Definitional boundary dispute
20
The "DMZ" between North and South Korea is possibly the world's most dangerous ________________ boundary.
Conflicted
Militarized
Armed
Antecedent
21
If a state has no access to water, their global power WILL be limited.
Organic Theory
Rimland Theory
Heatland Theory
Geopolitical Theory
22
The Panama Canal and Persian Gulf are examples of:
Allocational disputes
Chokepoints
Shatterbelts
Territoriality
23
Easy-peasy lemon squeezy: The study of the effects of geography on politics and state relations
Geopolitics
Political Geography
Cultural-Political Landscape
Physical Social Studies
24
A subsequent boundary is drawn to differentiate which differences?
Religious
Political
Geographic
Military
25
States, terrotories, etc. caught between powers that are in some form of conflict with one another are:
EEZs
Choke points
Shatterbelts
Superimposed
26
A country attacks another because it believes that natural resources are being wrongly taken. This is:
Operational boundary dispute
Definitional boundary dispute
Allocational boundary dispute
Locational boundary dispute
27
Reapportionment is the process of:
Redrawing the boundaries of a voting district to keep them equal.
Drawing district boundaries to give the advantage to one polical party.
None of these.
Updating the number of govt. representatives from a voting district.