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POL GEO VOC&QUESTION

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The word "ferment" in "ferment of ideas" means... turmoil.
Charles Darwin published his work entitled ... in 1859. "The Origin of Species"
The birth of political geography as an academic subject can be located in the ... century. nineteenth
One of the key persons in the birth of political geography was the German geographer ... Friedrich Ratzel.
Friedrich Ratzel's most important work is called... "Politische Geographie".
Ratzel's "Politische Geographie" was published in ... 1897.
The meaning of "dynamic" is ... continuously moving.
The meaning of "orthodoxy" is ... a firm set of ideas and beliefs.
The meaning of "shrift" is ... forgiveness or pardon.
The meaning of "scramble" is ... desperate struggle.
The meaning of "inexorable" is ... uncompromising.
... analysis how states relate to each other to form interest groupings in a globalised world. Geopolitics
... illustrates how developed societies are structured to keep captive less developed states in a dependent position. World System Theory
... is the analysis of the systems of class/group conflict over time and space. Political geography
Geopolitics is a branch of ... political geography.
The name of Sir Halford Mackinder is linked to the ... theory. Heartland
The name of David Harvey is linked to the work... "Social Justice and the City".
The meaning of "pivot" is ... axis.
States are still often compared to ... living beings.
In 1919, the Treaty of ... created a radically revised map of Europe. Versailles
The "Geopolitik" movement sought to justify the strong-arm expansion of ... at the expense of underdeveloped countries. developed countries
The name of Frederick Jackson Turner is linked to the expansion of ... the USA across North America.
The name of David Harvey is linked to the idea of how social justice depends on ... in a city. where you live
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