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APHuG Unit 4 Fill In The Blanks

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In each blank, try to type in the word that is missing. If you've typed in the correct word, the blank will turn green.

If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed.

When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on.
Term: Political Definition: A branch of human geography concerned with the analysis of political systems
Term: Political Definition: A map that shows the spatial organization of the countries and territories on the entire globe at a given point in
Term: /CountryDefinition: An independent political unit with a centralized authority that makes claim to sole legal, political, and economic jurisdiction over a region with boundaries
Term: Independent Definition: A state that rules itself and is not to the authority of another state
Term: Sovereign Definition: A state that possesses the sole authority over the land and within its boundaries
Term: Definition: A community of people bound to a homeland and possessing a common identity based on shared cultural traits such as , ethnicity, and religion
Term: -stateDefinition: The ideal political geographical unit; one in which the nation's geographic boundaries (a people and its culture) exactly match the 's territorial boundaries (governance and authority)
Term: Nation-state Definition: The idea that political authorities govern in the name of all a country's citizens, modern mass communications link all residents, and state-based citizenship rights the idea of a national identity
Term: Definition: Sense of to and self-identifying with a national culture; people with a strong sense of nationalism derive a significant part of their social identity from a sense of belonging to a nation
Term: Stateless Definition: An group or nation that does not possess its own state and is not the majority population in any nation-state
Term: Multinational Definition: A country containing multiple national, , and religious within its boundaries
Term: nationsDefinition: Ethnic territorially divided by one or more international boundaries
Term: Autonomous Definition: A subdivision or dependent territory of a that has a degree of self-government, or autonomy, in its decision making
Term: Semiautonomous Definition: A or dependent territory of a country that has some degree of, but not complete, self-government
Term: Self-determinationDefinition: A nation's ability to determine its own statehood and form its own allegiances and government; the freedom of culturally distinct groups to govern themselves in their own and form their own states
Term: Core Definition: A small territorial from which a country grows in area and over time
Term: Definition: slopes that break up the general continuity of the terrain
Term: sovereigntyDefinition: The idea that a state's power to enforce its sovereignty may extend beyond its and varies over time and from coutnry-to-country
Term: DevolutionDefinition: The movement of power from the central government to regional governments the state
Term: Definition: A form of nationalism in which the is defined in terms of ethnic identity
Term: NeocolonialismDefinition: The set of economic and political strategies by which and powerful countries indirectly maintain or extend their influence over less wealthy areas
Term: Peripheral Definition: States that have relatively little industrial development, simple production systems focused mostly on agriculture and raw materials, and low of consumption of manufactured goods
Term: Core Definition: States that have the most advanced industrial and military technologies, complex manufacturing systems, external political power, and the highest of wealth and mass consumption
Term: Definition: Region of continuing and persistent due to devolution and centrifugal forces
Term: Choke Definition: A passage that restricts traffic to another region
Term: Definition: A body of water connecting two larger bodies of water
Term: BoundaryDefinition: A clearly demarcated line that both the limits of a territory and divisions between territories; often called a border at the global scale
Term: line principleDefinition: An approach to dividing and creating boundaries at the between two places
Term: Definition: A region straddling both sides of an international boundary where national cultures overlap and to varying degrees
Term: FrontierDefinition: A region at the of state control and settlement
Term: Definition: A territory surrounded by a but not ruled by it
Term: ExclaveDefinition: Part of a national territory separated from the main body of the to which it belongs
Term: DelimitedDefinition: Describing how boundaries are fixed or defined to identify limits
Term: Definition: Describing how boundaries are set to distinguish their limits
Term: Relic Definition: A boundary that no longer functions as an international
Term: Superimposed Definition: A boundary that is placed on a area without regard to boundaries
Term: Subsequent Definition: A political boundary that developed with the landscape
Term: Antecedent Definition: A boundary that was identified before an area was
Term: boundaryDefinition: A boundary that has , often perfectly straight, lines drawn without regard for an area's physical or cultural features
Term: Consequent Definition: A boundary that is drawn to accommodate existing differences
Term: zone (DMZ)Definition: An area in which treaties or agreements between nations, military powers, or contending forbid military installations, activities, or personnel; usually lies along an established frontier or boundary between two or more military powers of alliances
Term: stateDefinition: A politically and weak independent country that lies between the borders of two powers
Term: Satellite Definition: A nominally independent that is politically, militarily, and economically controlled by a more powerful state
Term: Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)Definition: Conference organized to define territorial and rights to the sea
Term: economic zone (EEZ)Definition: Zone that extends 200 miles from shoreline in which coastal states have the sole right to exploit, develop, manage, and conserve all water resources lying beyond the land
Term: Arctic Definition: Area defined by the 66 degrees, 34 north latitude line
Term: Electoral Definition: A of political geography that analyzes the geography of political preferences and how geography can shape voting outcomes
Term: districtDefinition: A territorial division for casting votes in public elections; generally, only who live in the voting district are permitted to cast their votes there
Term: Electoral Definition: A body of 538 electors in the United States; a majority of 270 votes is required to elect the president; a state's number of electors equals the number of members in its congressional delegation (one for each member in the House of Representatives plus two for its senators)
Term: Definition: The process by which the 435 seats in the US House of Representatives are divided proportionately by among the 50 states following every US census
Term: RedistrictingDefinition: The of drawing new boundaries for US congressional districts to reflect the population changes since the previous US census
Term: Definition: The manipulation of voting district boundaries to favor a political party, group, or election outcome
Term: PackingDefinition: Gerrymandering a voting district by concentrating all of the party into one district, thereby creating a large majority of that party in the district while ensuring that it cannot win any election
Term: Definition: Gerrymandering a voting district by dividing opposition votes into many districts, thus the opposition's votes to ensure it does not form a majority in any district
 
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