Political Geography
Political Processes
Types of Political Boundaries
Forms of Governance
Challenges to State Sovereignty
100

What term means a community of people bound to a homeland and possessing a common identity based on shared cultural traits. 

 What is a nation. 

100

The process of extending a countries power through military power or colonization

What is imperialism?

100

An area in which treaties or agreements between nations, military powers, or contending groups forbid military installations, activities, or personnel.

What is a Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)?

100

Where state and central government share power

what is a federal state?

100

Occurs when a sovereign state moves from a non-democracy to a democracy

What is Democratization.

200

What kind of map is used to show the spatial organization of the countries and territories on the entire globe at a given point in time. 

What is a political map. 

200

The fragmentation of a state into smaller, often hostile, political entities.

What is Balkanization?

200

a nominally independent country that is politically, militarily, and economically controlled by a more powerful state.

What is a subsequent boundary?

200

A system where decisions on legislation are made directly by citizens rather than elected representatives

what is direct democracy?

200
The increasing interconnectedness of the global economy and the flow of information and culture can challenge the state's control over its borders and its citizens. 

What is globalization?


300

Give an example of a nation-state.  

Possible answers: Iceland, Finland, Japan, Slovenia, Poland, North and South Korea. 

300

Process of redrawing legislative boundaries that benefits the party in power

What is Gerrymandering?

300

Boundaries that that no longer functions as an international border.

Ex: Berlin Wall

What is a Relic Boundary?

300

A form of governance where all decisions and powers are centralized, with little to no authority granted to regional governments

what is a unitary state?
300

Joining a *blank* can reduce the states self autonomy

what is a supernatural organization?

400

Give an example of a stateless nation. 

What is the Kurdish. 

400

Relatively small countries situated between larger, more powerful nations.

What is a buffer state?

400

a nominally independent country that is politically, militarily, and economically controlled by a more powerful state.

What is a satellite state?

400

A governance model where political power is vested in representatives chosen by citizens, often accompanied by a constitution outlining the structure and principles of government

what is a constitutional republic?

400

The calculated use of violent acts against civilians and symbolic targets to publicize a cause, intimidate a civilian population, or affect the conduct of the government

What is terrorism. 

500

Explain autonomous and semiautonomous regions. 

What is a autonomous region is a section or territory of a country that has a degree, or autonomy of self-government in its decision making. Semiautonomous regions have some degree of, but not complete self-governance.  

500

Armed conflict between France and the Algerian National Liberation Front from 1954 to 1962

What is the Algerian War of Independence?

500

The most critical UNCLOS zone: in which a state has the sole right to exploit, develop, manage, and conserve all water resources lying 200 nautical miles (nm) beyond the land.

What is the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)?

500

A form of government where the executive branch is dependent on the confidence of the legislative branch, creating a mutual relationship

what is a parliamentary system?

500

What are the three different scales of terrorism. 

What are international, domestic, and state.

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