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AP Human Geo MidTerm

Question	Answer
2. Environment	All of the biotic and abiotic factors that act on an organism, population, or ecological community and influence its survival and development. Biotic factors
3 The portion of the world’s land surface that is permanently settled by human beings	Ecumene
4 A venture involving 3 or more national states – political, economic, and/or cultural cooperation to promote shared objectives	Supranationalism
5 The process whereby regions within a state demand and gain political strength and growing autonomy at the expense of the central government	Devolution
6 A force that unifies people	Centripetal Force
7 A force that divides people	Centrifugal Force
13 Four ways of identifying location	Toponym, Site, Situation, Absolute
16 The process of the spreading of a feature or trend from one place to another	Diffusion
17 Geographic approach that emphasizes human-environment relationships	Cultural Ecology
18 Fundamental geographic question	Why of Where?
19 The process whereby we think spatially, producing mental images of space which allows us to navigate and to communicate about the relative position of things in space	Mental Mapping
31 Transferring the image of globe onto a flat sheet of paper	Map Projection
32 Distortions	created by map projections Relative Size, Shape, Distance, & Direction
39 Gathering of data from satellites for cartographic purposes	Remote Sensing
40 Computer systems that process geographic data, usually to make layered maps (thematic layers) showing the correlation between various characteristics	Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
50 The relative location of a place	Situation
60 A region in which the characteristic(s) apply throughout	Formal Region
69 The interdependence of places which occurs through networks in which people, ideas, and goods move between places	Spatial Interaction
70 Something becoming worldwide in scope	Globalization
76 Movement of a characteristic through the movement of people	Relocation Diffusion
77 Permanent relocation diffusion	Migration
78 Diffusion from a node of authority	Hierarchical Diffusion
79 Rapid widespread diffusion	Contagious Diffusion
80 Diffusion of an underlying principle rather than the intended feature	Stimulus Diffusion
89 Ratio of the number of farmers to the amount of arable land	Agricultural Density
90 Total number of live births in a year for every 1000 people alive in an area	Crude Birth Rate (CBR)
100 The number of people in the workforce compared to the number outside the workforce	Dependency Ratio
110 A type of circulation mobility in which people move in a cyclical pattern	Seasonal Mobility
114 Motivations to move away from a place	Push Factors
115 Migration to a place (Into)	Immigration
116 Motivation to move to a place	Pull Factors
117 The mathematical difference between immigration and emigration	Net Migration
128 Foreign citizens who are granted legal entry in order to work, but not to stay permanently	Guest Workers
129 The mass emigration of talented people	Brain Drain
134 Interregional migration to cities	Urbanization
135 Interregional migration to the outlying communities around a city	Suburbanization
136 Interregional migration to rural areas Counter-	Urbanization
137 Migration that occurs in stages, such as to a nearby village and then to a town and then to a city	Step Migration
139 The restriction of migration from Eastern Europe during the Cold War is an example of -	An Intervening Obstacle
140 Mexican squatter settlement	Colonia
141 “Everything is related to everything else, but near things are more related than distant things”	Tobler’s First Law of Geography
142 A model used to predict spatial interaction, where size (population) is directly related to interaction and distance is inversely related to interaction	Gravity Model
150 Highly efficient method of shipping that uses steel boxes to ship goods that are easily transferred from ship to rail to truck	Containerized Shipping
160 Man’s imprint on the natural landscape	Cultural Landscape
170 An invented language of the twentieth century based on Latin that was intended to become a world language	Esperanto
171 The communication system of a group of people Language 172 Written form of a language	Literary Tradition
173 Language spoken by the largest number of people	Mandarin Chinese
180 Largest language family	Indo-European
190 The blending of Old English and French	Middle English
200 A recognized or official language in an area	standard Language
210 Two languages of Belgium	French & Flemish
220 Founder of modern Turkey	Ataturk
221 Body of water that separates the European and Asian parts of Turkey	Bosporus Strait
222 Nationality without a state in southern Turkey and northern Iraq	Kurds
229 Interaction between two factors (groups)	Spatial Convergence
230 Segregation between two factors (groups)	Spatial Divergence
231 A religion that espouses the idea that there is one true religion for all people	Universalizing
234 Monotheistic religion that developed in Southwest Asia about 3500 years ago	Zoroastrianism
243 Followers of Islam, it means one who submits to the will of God	Muslim
244 Arabic word for God	Allah
245 Five pillars of Islam	Faith, Prayer, Giving, Fasting, Pilgrimage
254 Buddha’s search for enlightenment	Great Renunciation
255 Result of Buddha’s Great Renunciation	4 Noble Truths
256 State beyond suffering in Buddhism	Nirvana
257 Means to achieving nirvana in Buddhism	8 Fold Path
263 Aryan religious texts upon which Hinduism is based	Vedas
264 The creator god in Hinduism	Brahma
265 The preserver god in Hinduism	Vishnu
266 The destroyer god in Hinduism (not seen as evil)	Siva/ Shiva
270 Founder of Daoism (Taoism)	Lao-Zi (Lao Tse)
279 Belief that spirits are in animate and inanimate objects	Animism
280 Founder of Christianity Jesus 281 Birthplace of Jesus	Bethlehem
289 Answer to Martin Luther’s burning question	Salvation Is Achieved Through Faith Alone
309 Forced dispersion of the Jews in 70 AD	Diaspora
310 Buddha’s place of enlightenment	Bodh Gaya
311 Birthplace of Muhammad	Makkah (Mecca)
312 Housed in the Shrine al-Haram al-Sharif in Makkah – It represents the concept of monotheism	Black Stone
313 Source of the Ganges River where Siva lives	Mount Kailas
314 Holiest site in Jerusalem for Muslims	Dome of the Rock
315 Holiest site in Jerusalem for Christians	Church of the Holy Sepulcher
316 Holiest site in Jerusalem for Jews	Western Wall
329 Fundamentalism group that took control of Afghanistan after the Soviet Army withdrew from the country	Taliban
330 Fixed social class system in India (historic)	Caste System
331 Identity with a group of people who share the cultural traditions of a particular homeland or hearth	Ethnicity
332 Identity with a group who share a common biological ancestor	Race
333 Belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities	Racism
337 U.S. Supreme Court decision that established “the doctrine of separate but equal”	Plessey v Ferguson
338 U.S. segregation laws	Jim Crow Laws
339 U.S. Supreme Court decision which ended segregation in public schools	Brown v Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas.
340 Taking advantage of “white flight” by buying property from whites who are fearful of blacks moving into their neighborhoods/ future lowering of property values and reselling it to blacks at large profits	Blockbusting
341 Legal segregation policy in South Africa	Apartheid
342 Leader of the African National Congress (ANC) and first black president of South Africa	Nelson Mandela
343 One’s identification with a group of people who share legal attachment and allegiance to a particular country	Nationality
344 Two principle ethnic/religious groups in South Asia	Hindus & Muslims
345 Leader of the peaceful civil disobedience movement in India	Mahatma Gandhi
352 African country in which six major clans have been waging a civil war resulting in a complete breakdown of government – Blackhawk Down took place here	Somalia
353 Country in the Middle East that has experienced ethnic conflict as the proportions of various groups have changed – It is mostly controlled by Syria	Lebanon
360 Two rival ethnic groups in Central Africa that have engaged in ethnic cleansing	Hutus & Tutsis
361 World’s most fragmented state – It also have the highest number of Muslims	Indonesia
362 Government program in Indonesia that provides incentives for people to move from densely populated islands to less densely populated ones	Transmigration Program
370 A city neighborhood which is predominately occupied by Latinos	Barrio
371 Region caught between stronger, colliding external cultural-political forces, under persistent stress and often fragmented by aggressive rivals – Eastern Europe is an example	Shatterbelt
372 That part of the cultural landscape that can be attributed to a particular ethnic group	Ethnic Landscape
375 Development that occurs well beyond the limits of the current urbanized area, usually to take advantage of less expensive land	Leapfrog Development
376 A new kind of zoning classification that stresses location of residential and commercial uses in close proximity and a greater density so people can walk to work, stores, and schools	Mixed Use Development
377 Movement by architects and planners to build a more traditional neighborhoods that foster a sense of community – These neighborhoods emphasize people, not cars	New Urbanism
378 Construction of small-scale developments on vacant pockets of land remaining within a city	Infill Development
384 Only large landmass not a part of a sovereign state	Antarctica
388 Control of an unorganized territory	Colonialism
389 Control of an inhabited territory organized by indigenous people	Imperialism
390 Largest remaining colony US Commonwealth of	Puerto Rico
391 State shape in which the distance from the center does not vary significantly such as Poland	Compact state
393 Two purposes of proruptions Access to a Resource, Separation of 2 States
394 Chile’s state shape	Elongated state
395 Indonesia’s state shape	Fragmented state
396 South Africa’s state shape	Perforated state
397 An area between two states that is not completely controlled by either	Frontier
398 UN zone separating the Turks and Greeks in Cyprus	Green Line (not a frontier)
399 Disputed territory between Libya and Chad	Aozou Strip
400 Usual shape of a geometric boundary	Straight Line
402 Baltic Countries	Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia
403 Largest multinational state	Russian Federation
405 System of government in which most power rests with the central government	Unitary
406 System of government in which power is shared by the national and provincial governments	Federal
407 Drawing political districts to the advantage or disadvantage of a particular group	Gerrymandering
408 Type of gerrymandering in which a group is broken up so it is a minority in many districts	Wasted Vote
409 Type of gerrymandering in which a group is packed into as few districts as possible	Excess Votes
410 Type of gerrymandering in which pockets of a particular group are linked together	Stacked Vote
411 Organization replaced by the United Nations	League of Nations
412 Term for the world of the Cold War which pitted NATO against the Warsaw Pact	Bipolar World
413 The formation of alliances of approximately equal military power that tends to prevent conflict	Balance of Power
414 International organization of American states that promotes social, cultural, and economic links	Organization of American States (OAS)
415 Organization of African states that works to eliminate minority rule	Organization of African Unity (OAU)
416 Organization of 48 states that were once a part of the British Empire that promotes economic and cultural cooperation Commonwealth of Nations
417 Economic alliance of communist countries that was disbanded in the 1990s	Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (COMECON)
418 Free trade agreement between Mexico, the U.S., and Canada North American	Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
419 Organization of countries that export large amounts of petroleum – By controlling worldwide supply, it influences prices	Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
420 Economic unity of many European countries	European Union (EU)
421 Common currency of many EU member countries	Euro
422 The use of violence against non-military targets to intimidate states into changing policies	Terrorism
423 Terrorist group responsible for the attacks in the U.S. on 9/11/2001	Al-Qaeda
424 The group that took control of the government of Afghanistan and assisted in the training of Al-Qaeda terrorists	Taliban
425 Axis of Evil identified by President George W. Bush	Iraq, Iran, North Korea
426 The study of the interplay between political relations and the territorial context in which they occur	Geopolitics
427 Geopolitical theory that states that states need to grow or they will die	Organic Theory
428 Geopolitical theory that identifies a political power base in the heart of Eurasia which will eventually dominate the entire world	Heartland Theory
429 Geopolitical theory that identifies a political power base on the coastal fringes of Eurasia which will eventually dominate the entire world	Rimland Theory
430 A core-periphery model of the spatial distribution of economic power – The core is made up of the strong states and the periphery is made up of the weak states	World Systems Theory
431 Factors that influence the breakup of a state from within	Balkanization/Devolution
432 Enclave of a nation into a territory of another state	Irredentism
433 Use of armed forces in the aftermath of a conflict to underpin an enduring transition to democracy	Nation-Building
434 Forced dispersion of the Jews by the Babylonians and later by the Romans in which they were routed from their traditional homeland and forced to live among the other nations of the world	Diaspora
435 A state’s geographic shape which can have a decisive impact on its spatial cohesion and political viability	Territorial Morphology
436 A capital city positioned in actually or potentially contested territory, usually near an international border – It confirms the state’s determination to maintain its presence in the region	Forward Capital
437 A boundary that passes through sparsely inhabited areas Antecedent Boundary
438 A boundary drawn during the course of development of the cultural landscape	Subsequent Boundary
439 Forcibly drawn boundary across a unified cultural landscape	Superimposed Boundary
440 A boundary that has ceased to function but whose imprints are still evident on the cultural landscape	Relic Boundary
441 Conference in which the European powers decided upon the rules for colonizing Africa 1884	Conference of Berlin
442 Offshore territory claimed by states for their exclusive economic gain	Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ)
443 The largest population cluster of a nation-state	Core Area
2. Environment	All of the biotic and abiotic factors that act on an organism, population, or ecological community and influence its survival and development. Biotic factors
3 The portion of the world’s land surface that is permanently settled by human beings	Ecumene
4 A venture involving 3 or more national states – political, economic, and/or cultural cooperation to promote shared objectives	Supranationalism
5 The process whereby regions within a state demand and gain political strength and growing autonomy at the expense of the central government	Devolution
6 A force that unifies people	Centripetal Force
7 A force that divides people	Centrifugal Force
13 Four ways of identifying location	Toponym, Site, Situation, Absolute
16 The process of the spreading of a feature or trend from one place to another	Diffusion
17 Geographic approach that emphasizes human-environment relationships	Cultural Ecology
18 Fundamental geographic question	Why of Where?
19 The process whereby we think spatially, producing mental images of space which allows us to navigate and to communicate about the relative position of things in space	Mental Mapping
31 Transferring the image of globe onto a flat sheet of paper	Map Projection
32 Distortions	created by map projections Relative Size, Shape, Distance, & Direction
39 Gathering of data from satellites for cartographic purposes	Remote Sensing
40 Computer systems that process geographic data, usually to make layered maps (thematic layers) showing the correlation between various characteristics	Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
50 The relative location of a place	Situation
60 A region in which the characteristic(s) apply throughout	Formal Region
69 The interdependence of places which occurs through networks in which people, ideas, and goods move between places	Spatial Interaction
70 Something becoming worldwide in scope	Globalization
76 Movement of a characteristic through the movement of people	Relocation Diffusion
77 Permanent relocation diffusion	Migration
78 Diffusion from a node of authority	Hierarchical Diffusion
79 Rapid widespread diffusion	Contagious Diffusion
80 Diffusion of an underlying principle rather than the intended feature	Stimulus Diffusion
89 Ratio of the number of farmers to the amount of arable land	Agricultural Density
90 Total number of live births in a year for every 1000 people alive in an area	Crude Birth Rate (CBR)
100 The number of people in the workforce compared to the number outside the workforce	Dependency Ratio
110 A type of circulation mobility in which people move in a cyclical pattern	Seasonal Mobility
114 Motivations to move away from a place	Push Factors
115 Migration to a place (Into)	Immigration
116 Motivation to move to a place	Pull Factors
117 The mathematical difference between immigration and emigration	Net Migration
128 Foreign citizens who are granted legal entry in order to work, but not to stay permanently	Guest Workers
129 The mass emigration of talented people	Brain Drain
134 Interregional migration to cities	Urbanization
135 Interregional migration to the outlying communities around a city	Suburbanization
136 Interregional migration to rural areas Counter-	Urbanization
137 Migration that occurs in stages, such as to a nearby village and then to a town and then to a city	Step Migration
139 The restriction of migration from Eastern Europe during the Cold War is an example of -	An Intervening Obstacle
140 Mexican squatter settlement	Colonia
141 “Everything is related to everything else, but near things are more related than distant things”	Tobler’s First Law of Geography
142 A model used to predict spatial interaction, where size (population) is directly related to interaction and distance is inversely related to interaction	Gravity Model
150 Highly efficient method of shipping that uses steel boxes to ship goods that are easily transferred from ship to rail to truck	Containerized Shipping
160 Man’s imprint on the natural landscape	Cultural Landscape
170 An invented language of the twentieth century based on Latin that was intended to become a world language	Esperanto
171 The communication system of a group of people Language 172 Written form of a language	Literary Tradition
173 Language spoken by the largest number of people	Mandarin Chinese
180 Largest language family	Indo-European
190 The blending of Old English and French	Middle English
200 A recognized or official language in an area	standard Language
210 Two languages of Belgium	French & Flemish
220 Founder of modern Turkey	Ataturk
221 Body of water that separates the European and Asian parts of Turkey	Bosporus Strait
222 Nationality without a state in southern Turkey and northern Iraq	Kurds
229 Interaction between two factors (groups)	Spatial Convergence
230 Segregation between two factors (groups)	Spatial Divergence
231 A religion that espouses the idea that there is one true religion for all people	Universalizing
234 Monotheistic religion that developed in Southwest Asia about 3500 years ago	Zoroastrianism
243 Followers of Islam, it means one who submits to the will of God	Muslim
244 Arabic word for God	Allah
245 Five pillars of Islam	Faith, Prayer, Giving, Fasting, Pilgrimage
254 Buddha’s search for enlightenment	Great Renunciation
255 Result of Buddha’s Great Renunciation	4 Noble Truths
256 State beyond suffering in Buddhism	Nirvana
257 Means to achieving nirvana in Buddhism	8 Fold Path
263 Aryan religious texts upon which Hinduism is based	Vedas
264 The creator god in Hinduism	Brahma
265 The preserver god in Hinduism	Vishnu
266 The destroyer god in Hinduism (not seen as evil)	Siva/ Shiva
270 Founder of Daoism (Taoism)	Lao-Zi (Lao Tse)
279 Belief that spirits are in animate and inanimate objects	Animism
280 Founder of Christianity Jesus 281 Birthplace of Jesus	Bethlehem
289 Answer to Martin Luther’s burning question	Salvation Is Achieved Through Faith Alone
309 Forced dispersion of the Jews in 70 AD	Diaspora
310 Buddha’s place of enlightenment	Bodh Gaya
311 Birthplace of Muhammad	Makkah (Mecca)
312 Housed in the Shrine al-Haram al-Sharif in Makkah – It represents the concept of monotheism	Black Stone
313 Source of the Ganges River where Siva lives	Mount Kailas
314 Holiest site in Jerusalem for Muslims	Dome of the Rock
315 Holiest site in Jerusalem for Christians	Church of the Holy Sepulcher
316 Holiest site in Jerusalem for Jews	Western Wall
329 Fundamentalism group that took control of Afghanistan after the Soviet Army withdrew from the country	Taliban
330 Fixed social class system in India (historic)	Caste System
331 Identity with a group of people who share the cultural traditions of a particular homeland or hearth	Ethnicity
332 Identity with a group who share a common biological ancestor	Race
333 Belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities	Racism
337 U.S. Supreme Court decision that established “the doctrine of separate but equal”	Plessey v Ferguson
338 U.S. segregation laws	Jim Crow Laws
339 U.S. Supreme Court decision which ended segregation in public schools	Brown v Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas.
340 Taking advantage of “white flight” by buying property from whites who are fearful of blacks moving into their neighborhoods/ future lowering of property values and reselling it to blacks at large profits	Blockbusting
341 Legal segregation policy in South Africa	Apartheid
342 Leader of the African National Congress (ANC) and first black president of South Africa	Nelson Mandela
343 One’s identification with a group of people who share legal attachment and allegiance to a particular country	Nationality
344 Two principle ethnic/religious groups in South Asia	Hindus & Muslims
345 Leader of the peaceful civil disobedience movement in India	Mahatma Gandhi
352 African country in which six major clans have been waging a civil war resulting in a complete breakdown of government – Blackhawk Down took place here	Somalia
353 Country in the Middle East that has experienced ethnic conflict as the proportions of various groups have changed – It is mostly controlled by Syria	Lebanon
360 Two rival ethnic groups in Central Africa that have engaged in ethnic cleansing	Hutus & Tutsis
361 World’s most fragmented state – It also have the highest number of Muslims	Indonesia
362 Government program in Indonesia that provides incentives for people to move from densely populated islands to less densely populated ones	Transmigration Program
370 A city neighborhood which is predominately occupied by Latinos	Barrio
371 Region caught between stronger, colliding external cultural-political forces, under persistent stress and often fragmented by aggressive rivals – Eastern Europe is an example	Shatterbelt
372 That part of the cultural landscape that can be attributed to a particular ethnic group	Ethnic Landscape
375 Development that occurs well beyond the limits of the current urbanized area, usually to take advantage of less expensive land	Leapfrog Development
376 A new kind of zoning classification that stresses location of residential and commercial uses in close proximity and a greater density so people can walk to work, stores, and schools	Mixed Use Development
377 Movement by architects and planners to build a more traditional neighborhoods that foster a sense of community – These neighborhoods emphasize people, not cars	New Urbanism
378 Construction of small-scale developments on vacant pockets of land remaining within a city	Infill Development
384 Only large landmass not a part of a sovereign state	Antarctica
388 Control of an unorganized territory	Colonialism
389 Control of an inhabited territory organized by indigenous people	Imperialism
390 Largest remaining colony US Commonwealth of	Puerto Rico
391 State shape in which the distance from the center does not vary significantly such as Poland	Compact state
393 Two purposes of proruptions Access to a Resource, Separation of 2 States
394 Chile’s state shape	Elongated state
395 Indonesia’s state shape	Fragmented state
396 South Africa’s state shape	Perforated state
397 An area between two states that is not completely controlled by either	Frontier
398 UN zone separating the Turks and Greeks in Cyprus	Green Line (not a frontier)
399 Disputed territory between Libya and Chad	Aozou Strip
400 Usual shape of a geometric boundary	Straight Line
402 Baltic Countries	Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia
403 Largest multinational state	Russian Federation
405 System of government in which most power rests with the central government	Unitary
406 System of government in which power is shared by the national and provincial governments	Federal
407 Drawing political districts to the advantage or disadvantage of a particular group	Gerrymandering
408 Type of gerrymandering in which a group is broken up so it is a minority in many districts	Wasted Vote
409 Type of gerrymandering in which a group is packed into as few districts as possible	Excess Votes
410 Type of gerrymandering in which pockets of a particular group are linked together	Stacked Vote
411 Organization replaced by the United Nations	League of Nations
412 Term for the world of the Cold War which pitted NATO against the Warsaw Pact	Bipolar World
413 The formation of alliances of approximately equal military power that tends to prevent conflict	Balance of Power
414 International organization of American states that promotes social, cultural, and economic links	Organization of American States (OAS)
415 Organization of African states that works to eliminate minority rule	Organization of African Unity (OAU)
416 Organization of 48 states that were once a part of the British Empire that promotes economic and cultural cooperation Commonwealth of Nations
417 Economic alliance of communist countries that was disbanded in the 1990s	Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (COMECON)
418 Free trade agreement between Mexico, the U.S., and Canada North American	Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
419 Organization of countries that export large amounts of petroleum – By controlling worldwide supply, it influences prices	Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
420 Economic unity of many European countries	European Union (EU)
421 Common currency of many EU member countries	Euro
422 The use of violence against non-military targets to intimidate states into changing policies	Terrorism
423 Terrorist group responsible for the attacks in the U.S. on 9/11/2001	Al-Qaeda
424 The group that took control of the government of Afghanistan and assisted in the training of Al-Qaeda terrorists	Taliban
425 Axis of Evil identified by President George W. Bush	Iraq, Iran, North Korea
426 The study of the interplay between political relations and the territorial context in which they occur	Geopolitics
427 Geopolitical theory that states that states need to grow or they will die	Organic Theory
428 Geopolitical theory that identifies a political power base in the heart of Eurasia which will eventually dominate the entire world	Heartland Theory
429 Geopolitical theory that identifies a political power base on the coastal fringes of Eurasia which will eventually dominate the entire world	Rimland Theory
430 A core-periphery model of the spatial distribution of economic power – The core is made up of the strong states and the periphery is made up of the weak states	World Systems Theory
431 Factors that influence the breakup of a state from within	Balkanization/Devolution
432 Enclave of a nation into a territory of another state	Irredentism
433 Use of armed forces in the aftermath of a conflict to underpin an enduring transition to democracy	Nation-Building
434 Forced dispersion of the Jews by the Babylonians and later by the Romans in which they were routed from their traditional homeland and forced to live among the other nations of the world	Diaspora
435 A state’s geographic shape which can have a decisive impact on its spatial cohesion and political viability	Territorial Morphology
436 A capital city positioned in actually or potentially contested territory, usually near an international border – It confirms the state’s determination to maintain its presence in the region	Forward Capital
437 A boundary that passes through sparsely inhabited areas Antecedent Boundary
438 A boundary drawn during the course of development of the cultural landscape	Subsequent Boundary
439 Forcibly drawn boundary across a unified cultural landscape	Superimposed Boundary
440 A boundary that has ceased to function but whose imprints are still evident on the cultural landscape	Relic Boundary
441 Conference in which the European powers decided upon the rules for colonizing Africa 1884	Conference of Berlin
442 Offshore territory claimed by states for their exclusive economic gain	Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ)
443 The largest population cluster of a nation-state	Core Area

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