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APHG Unit 4 Political Geography Exam Review
APHG Unit 4 Political Geography Exam Review
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Florida is NOT considered a state by Human Geography standards because it LACKS
Sovereignty
Territory
Government
Population
2
A multistate nation is a
Place with many ethnic groups
Group of people in multiple countries
Group of people with no country
Place with one ethnic group
3
Based on this map, Germany is classified as a/an
Democratic State
Unitary State
Federal State
Autocratic State
4
One reason why a state might go through devolution is
To share power with unhappy ethnic minority groups
To prevent centripetal forces that destroy states
To make it easier to take territory from other states
To make trade with wealthier states more likely
5
Which of the following is an example of Irredentism?
Spain removing powers from the Catalan region
Adolf Hitler annexing areas with Germans early in WW2
The separation of the Korean Nation into North and South
Canada giving more power to Native Americans
6
Canada is considered a Multinational State due to
Most Canadians being of British ancestry
French Canadians in Quebec
Its close proximity to the United States
Native American populations in Nanavut
7
The modern use of economic, political or cultural pressures to control other states is
Buffering
Neocolonialism
Imperialism
Statelessness
8
One way that France and Spain could solve issues caused by the Basque region is
Balkanization of Borders
Neocolonialism
Devolution of Powers
Creation of a Choke Point
9
After the fall of communism, the Berlin Wall is now today a/an
Subsequent boundary
Antecedent boundary
Relic boundary
Superimposed boundary
10
Multiple ethnic groups with desires for self determination in Sudan are an example of
Centrifugal Forces
Centripetal Forces
Nation-State Forces
Supranational Forces
11
All of the following are examples of Stateless Nations EXCEPT
Basques
Cubans
Palestinians
Kurds
12
The authority of a state to govern itself without outside interference
Sovereignty
Irrendentism
Supranationalism
Devolution
13
The border between North Ireland and Ireland based on religious differences is a/an
Relic Boundary
Superimposed Boundary
Antecedent Boundary
Consequent Boundary
14
Which of the following is an example of a Superimposed Boundary?
Most borders in Africa
The English Channel
The straight line between US/Canada
The frequently fought over border between China/Vietnam
15
The Andes Mountains which separate Argentina and Chile are a/an
Subsequent Boundary
Antecedent Boundary
Superimposed Boundary
Consequent Boundary
16
One example of a centripetal force is
One shared religion in a state
Ethnic minorities with self-determination
Competing political parties
Multiple competing religions in a state
17
All of the following countries experienced devolution in the past 50 years EXCEPT
Spain
Canada
United Kingdom
North Korea
18
One benefit of federal states over unitary state is it is
Easier to control a large territory
Able to make more uniform laws
Much more efficient
Cheaper to pay for government services
19
Which of the following states best fits the definition of a Multinational State?
United Kingdom
Vatican City
United States
Singapore
20
One benefit of a unitary state over a federal state is
It is more efficient with decisions
Makes ethnic minorities feel included
It is able to respond to all local issues
It is much easier to control a large area
21
Based on this map, Japan is classified as a/an
Democratic State
Federal State
Unitary State
Autocratic State
22
One example of a modern Nation-State is
Canada
United States
South Korea
South Africa
23
Which of the following is an example of a Multistate Nation?
Canadians
Brazilians
Somalians
Koreans
24
Which of the following is an example of a Nation?
Florida
Africa
The United States
Germans
25
Many of Africa's borders were drawn by European Powers during
The Cold War
World War 2
The Africa Conference
The Berlin Conference