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ALL Boundaries

QuestionAnswer
Defined Boundary Fixed and set part of a boundary. Used to define a boundary.
Demarcated The process of marking where a boundary goes.
Delimited The process of drawing where a boundary goes.
Boundary Shows where sovereignty (Independance) is.
Definitional Boundary Dispute Dispute over where the boundary is due to historical documents that previously defined the boundary.
Locational Boundary Dispute Dispute over location of a boundary and ownership of land. Often the land changes and no one is sure where the boundary is. EX: Mississippi river and louisiana.
Operational Boundary Dispute How to operate a place based on a boundary. EX: Mexico and United States immigration
Allocational Boundary Dispute Dispute over resources for within or on boundaries. EX: Natural resources in the sea (South China Sea?)
Geometric Boundary Uses straight lines that follow latitude and longitude EX: Canada and USA follow the 49th parallel for the most part.
Antecedent boundary Existed before human settlement. EX: Argentina and Chile, based on the mountains located there before humans settled. HINT! Think ancestors.
Relic Boundary Boundary that is seen but not actively being used in the culture. Is ineffective. EX: Berlin wall in Germany.
Superimposed boundary Boundaries enforced by a foreign state. EX: Africa's boundaries.
Subsequent boundary Develops WITH the cultural landscape. EX: Europe's boundaries are split by ethnicity, religion, language and culture.
Frontier No state has borders within it. EX: Antarctica
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