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Duplicate of APHG Unit 4 Political Geography Key Issue 3 Rubenstein 11th ed
Duplicate of APHG Unit 4 Political Geography Key Issue 3 Rubenstein 11th ed
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APHG unit 4 political geography rubenstein 11th ed #aphg #unit4
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State lacks sea access; trade problems; colonial legacy
Landlocked
Sandshocked
Beachblocked
Desertdocked
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Spread opposition supporters among many districts
stacked vote
empty vote
wasted vote
excess vote
3
concentrates opposition supporters in a few districts
empty vote
wasted vote
excess vote
stacked vote
4
Allocated strong power to local government units within the country, i.e. United States
Altered State
Unitary State
Sleeping State
Federal State
5
State shape with a large projecting extension; may be for access to a necessary resource
Compact
Prorupted
Elongated
Perforated
6
links distant areas of like-minded voters through oddly shaped boundaries
stacked vote
excess vote
wasted vote
empty vote
7
A state that completely surrounds another state; surrounded state may face dependence problems
Prorupted
Perforated
Compact
Elongated
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Desert Boundaries are most common in
Africa and Asia
Europe and Asia
Africa and South America
North America and Africa
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The_of a State can act as a Centripetal force, affect internal administration, and affect unity
Age
Height
Color
Shape
10
A State is typically separated from its neighbor by a _, an invisible marks territorial control
Wall
Boundary
Frontier
River
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Generally, countries of the world are experiencing a trend toward__
Monarchy
Digitocracy
Democracy
Autocracy
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These boundaries are good for defense; especially common in East Africa
Mountain Boundaries
Water Boundaries
Geometric Boundaries
Desert Boundaries
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These boundaries follow the distribution of cultural characteristics
Physical Boundaries
Superimposed Boundaries
Colonial Boundaries
Cultural Boundaries
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A state with several discontinuous pieces of territory; problems with national unity; Russia
Perforated
Fragmented
Compact
Elongated
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These boundaries, if possible, are placed to separate speakers of diff. languages or religions.
Ethnic Boundaries
Water Boundaries
Geometric Boundaries
Mountain Boundaries
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Revolt in the Arab world; leaders overthrown; Social media highly influential
Finnish Wall
Arab Spring
American Autumn
Walloon Winter
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Redrawing legislative boundaries for the purpose of benefiting the political party in power.
Kevinslandering
Gerrymandering
Trissypandering
Davidgandering
18
These boundaries coincide with significant features of the natural landscape
Electronic boundaries
National Boundaries
Cultural Boundaries
Physical Boundaries
19
Historic borders between states-uninhabited or sparsely settled,_ now replaced by boundaries
Lines
Zones
Borders
Frontiers
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A primary difference between Democratic and Autocratic government lies in
Religious Groups
Transportation Systems
Citizen Participation
Flag Color
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A good example of countries with a Mountain Boundary between them are
US and Canada
US and Mexico
Iraq and Syria
Argentina and Chile
22
Two types of common Cultural Boundaries are
Physical and Cultural
Water and Mountain
Hexadecimal and Exponential
Geometric and Ethnic
23
Cyprus has a _ Boundary that separate the _ and the _ who live on the Island
Ethnic, Americans, French
Mountain, Greek, Turkish
Geometric, Persians, Albanians
Ethnic, Greek, Turkish
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The political party in charge of the___ is responsible for drawing legislative boundaries
state legislature
white house
treasury
city management
25
Regime type in which citizens elect their own leaders and run for office
Democracy
Autocracy
Aristocracy
Monarchy
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Shape of State; good internal communication, transportation; Short Distance center to boundary
Prorupted State
Elongated State
Fragmented State
Compact State
27
A country not fully democratic nor autocratic; i.e. Russia
Democracy
Anocracy
Hippocracy
Autocracy
28
A country that is run according to the interests of its leader rather than its citizens
Autocracy
Aristocracy
Democracy
Monarchy
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A good example of a Geometric boundary is the border between
US and Mexico
Ireland and Northern Ireland
India and Pakistan
US and Canada
30
Which of the following is NOT a type of Physical Boundary
Water
Climate
Desert
Mountain
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Most power placed in the hand of central government officials, i.e. France
Mixed State
Unitary State
Blank state
Federal State
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Shape of State; Long and narrow shape; may have poor internal comms; Isolation from capital
Perforated
Isolated
Compact
Elongated
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Which of the following two countries has a Water boundary between them
Egypt and Libya
US and Mexico
US and Canada
China and Mongolia
