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Page 1: Chapter 8 Review Political Geography - Weebly

Chapter 8 Review Political Geography

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What is a political state?

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Approximately how many members did the U.N. have when it was established in 1945?

How many members today?

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Name the only large landmass not part of any political state

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Give an example of a nation divided into more than one state

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T or F Taiwan is a province of the Republic of China

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Most microstate are found in what two areas of the world?

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How does a colony differ from a country?

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Where are most colonies located today?

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Name the 3 major reasons Europeans sought colonies between the 1500s – 1900s.

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Most African colonies were controlled by which two European states?

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Puerto Rico is the largest colony in the world today, is considered whose territory?

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Pitcairn Island is the smallest colony. Describe Pitcairn Island’s situation.

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Describe the difference between a boundary and a frontier.

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Name at least 3 regions where border conflict has occurred recently.

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Name the following states and what shape its border illustrates.

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Why are landlocked countries at an economic disadvantage compared to other states?

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Geometric, religious, and language are examples of _________________ boundaries

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Rivers, mountains, and deserts are examples of __________ boundaries.

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Federal Government

State Government

County Government

City Government

In a ___________ state, power is shared between different level of government.

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In a __________ state, all power comes from a central source.

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What term is used to describe the act of redrawing voting districts in order to favor one political

party?

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Why is the UN considered a “supranational” organization?

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Who “fought” the Cold War?

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What two military alliances were formed as a result of the Cold War?

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The European Union is primarily an _________ alliance of mostly western European nations.

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How was NAFTA affected the US?