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Boundary Disputes
Geography Vocabulary
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Koreans are an example of 

Multistate nation 

100

A zone where no state exercises compelete political control,where no state has governing authority.

Frontier

100

Inaccurate maps of the Andes have created dispute over the border between Argentina and Chile

Definitional/Positional

100

Territories completely surrounded by another country but are culturally/ethnically different

Enclave

100

Modern idea of colonialism where less developed countries are still forced into dependency to a more developed country 

Neocolonialism 

200

The united states is an example of a 

Multinational States

200

Example of a nation state

Japan

Iceland

China 

France 

200

Visa Requirements at the US/Canada border after 9/11

Operational/Functional

200

The willingness by one person or a group of people to defend the space they claim

Territoriality

200

Disputed region of northern India

Kashmir

300

Has a degree of power and self-determination, but not fully like the autonomous regions of Russia. 

Semi-Autonomous

300

Transfer of power from a central government to regional governments. An example could be certain regions of a country gaining more and more autonomy 

Devolution 

300

Dispute over the ownership of the Rhineland led to conflict between Germany and France

Locational/Territorial

300

Give 3 forces of Devolution

•Division of Groups by Physical geography

•Ethnic Separatism

•Ethnic cleansing

•Terrorism

•Economic and social problems

300

Canals (especially the Suez) are usually good examples of 

Choke points 

400

When Ethnic groups seek to govern themselves, creating their own nation-states because of their desire for sovereignty.

Self-Determination

400

Negotiated in 1648, this marks the beginning of the modern state system

Peace of Westphalia

400

Iraqi-Kuwait conflict over access to the Rumailah Oil Field

Allocational

400

A culturally diverse, conflict-prone region of weak, fragmented states aligned with powerful global rivals, containing globally significant reserves of natural resources and geostrategic locations such as choke points and major transport arteries.

Shatter belt.

400

This event divided up Africa among the European powers

Berlin Conference of 1884-1885

"Scramble for Africa"

500
Kurds, Palestinians, Basque, and Roma are examples of 

Stateless nations. 

500

Independence movements currently going on today (name 1)

Taiwan 

Scotland

Catalonia

Kurds

Basque 

500

EU migration crisis of 2016

Operational/Functional 

500

a part of a state that is geographically separated from the main part by the territory of one or more states.

Exclave

500

Example of a relic boundary 

Mason-Dixon Line

Great Wall of China

Berlin Wall


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