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Political Geography

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    Political Geography Review
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  • What is a subsequent boundary?
    A boundary that has changed due to conflict (Poland, Ireland, etc.)
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  • What is a superimposed boundary?
    This is a boundary that is forced upon the nation (political reasons) (38th Parallel)
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  • What is a relic boundary?
    This is a boundary that no longer exists (Berlin Wall, Great Wall of China)
  •  15
  • What is the difference between MEDC and LEDC (give specifics)
    Answers will vary
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  • Explain the core-periphery Model (give specifics).
    Answers will vary.
  •  20
  • What is a colony?
    Territory that is legally tied to a sovereign state rather than being independent.
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  • What is a frontier?
    Zone where no state exercises complete political control (Antarctica)
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  • How far from the coast does a state have sole right to exploit natural resources (fishing)?
    200 nautical miles
  •  15
  • What is terrorism and what are the three largest groups?
    Use / threat of violence to force a government to do something (al-Qaeda, Boko Haram, and ISIS / ISIL)
  •  15
  • Explain the politics of the Cold War?
    Answers will vary.
  •  20
  • Describe what a federal state is.
    Devolution / checks and balances / multinational / etc.
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  • Where are the majority of the world's unitary states located? (2 continents)
    Africa / Asia
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  • What is the purpose of a buffer state?
    It is an area between two stronger powers to act as a balance of power
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  • Define terrorism
    Use or threat of violence to create fear in order to get a government to change its policy
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  • NATO is a _______
    military alliance
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  • How does terrorism impact citizens of democratic nations
    It causes governments to limit rights, liberties, privacy, etc.
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