Boundary types
Boundary types 2
Real World Boundaries
Benefits of boundary types
Disadvantages of Boundary types
100

Relic Boundary

What is a Boundary that is no longer in use. 

100

Physical Boundary

What is a Boundary that is defined by a wall, mountain, river, ect.? 

100

Italy's Northern boarder is defined by the alps

What is a Physical Boundary?

100

Geometric Boundary (does not need to be a question, just an explanation of the benifit)

Simple to work with when planning something like a city 

100

Antecdent boundary (does not need to be a question, just an explanation of the disadvantage)

Since what and who is on the land is unknown, making a boundary on unsettled land often runs into invading on native lands and border discrepancies 

200

Geometric Boundary

What is a Boundary that is drawn in a straight line

200

Demarcated Boundary

A boundary that is shown using markers like fences and signs 

200

A person bought a house and had to sign papers and legal documentation for the land

What is a Defined Boundary?

200

Physical Boundary (does not need to be a question, just an explanation of the benefit)

Easy to identify and is usually easy to agree upon since most land forms that become a physical boundary or other things like walls would make it hard for ones border to go across. 

200

Superimposed boundary (does not need to be a question, just an explanation of the disadvantage)

The groups involved with the boundary dispute might not agree with the outside party's decision on where the boundary should be 

300

Defined Boundary

What is a boundary that is defined by a legal contract? 

300

Superimposed Boundary

What is a boundary that is drawn by an outside force? 

300

The Walls of Jericho that once defined the city were torn down in about 1400 B.C..

What is a Relic boundary?

300

Defined boundary (does not need to be a question, just an explanation of the benifit)

Since it is made with a legal contract, all parties are in agreement with the border

300

Consequent Boundary (does not need to be a question, just an explanation of the disadvantage)

This can cause a split between cultures and ethnicity causing the people to become divided

400

Antecedent Boundary

What is a boundary drawn before the land is settled?

400

Delimited Boundary

What is a boundary that shows a government's jurisdiction 

400

The boundaries of China Town in NYC could be considered what type of boundary?

What is a Consequent Boundary? 

400

Antecedent Boundary (does not need to be a question, just an explanation of the benefit)

Insures that no one who settled on the land has to move because another country took control over there land once borders were drawn

400

Physical Boundary (does not need to be a question, just an explanation of the disadvantage)

If one group connected to the boundary's population grows it's pretty hard for them to expand their territory past the boundary to gain more resources. 

500

Consequent Boundary

What is a boundary drawn with consideration of different cultural landscapes?

500

Subsequent

What is a boundary drawn after the area is settled?

500

The endless dispute over the border of the San Juan Islands between America and previously British owned Canada was finally settled by the Germans

What is a Superimposed Boundary?

500

Superimposed Boundary (does not need to be a question, just an explanation of the benefit)

It creates a way to end a boundary dispute that neither side could agree upon by letting a non-biased outside party make the decision for them. 

500

What is our group number 

What is group 4?