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Largest number of formal colonies became independent states in __________.
1950-1975
Definition of superimposed boundary.
Boundaries drawn without regard for cultural groups.
A state requires __________ and __________.
Territoriality and sovereignty.
Why did Russia annex Crimea?
To strengthen its geopolitical position with the Black Sea.
Centrifugal forces are defined as __________.
Attitudes or phenomena that divide a state.
China has a __________ system of governance.
Unitary.
The Berlin Conference created __________ boundaries in Africa.
Superimposed and geometric.
Kosovo was a majority __________ territory that separated from Serbia in 2008.
Albanian.
The Arab Spring refers to __________ that began in 2010 in the Middle East.
A period of demonstrations, protests, riots, and wars.
An exclave is defined as __________.
A portion of a country that is separated from the mainland.
Iceland is classified as a __________.
Nation-state.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) was created to promote __________.
Political, economic, and cultural development.
Defined boundaries are created as a result of __________.
A legal document, such as a treaty.
The Berlin Wall symbolized __________ exerted by East Germany.
Territoriality.
The UNCLOS states that foreign ships can travel within __________ miles of coast without permission.
Taiwan used to be recognized by the __________ but now is not.
United Nations (UN).
The Rimland theory states that control over __________ regions of Eurasia leads to control of global power.
Coastal.
Puerto Rican statehood is an example of __________ due to transfer of power.
Devolution.
Ethnocultural differences in Spain lead to strong __________ forces in affected areas.
Devolutionary.
Lesotho is classified as an __________ that depends heavily on South Africa.
Enclave.
A multi-party system is __________ a devolutionary force.
Not.
Irredentism refers to claiming __________ that have people of the powerful state's nation.
Territories.
The Rwanda Genocide was a site of violent __________ conflicts in Africa.
Ethnic.
Easter Island is an __________ region of Chile.
Autonomous.
The division on the land of Cyprus can be attributed to distrust between __________ and __________.
Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots.
The divide between the __________ and __________ is found in Belgium.
Flemings and Walloons.
A prorupted state is defined as __________.
A state with one area protruding out.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a __________ state.
Prorupted.
Operational boundary disputes arise when countries have conflicting __________ regarding boundary enforcement.
Policies.
France had the most control over areas in northern Africa during __________.
The age of imperialism (1880s-1950s).
Lebensraum refers to a state's growth by acquiring __________ and __________ to sustain its power.
Territory and resources.
Balkanization is the process by which a state breaks down through __________.
Conflicts among its ethnicities.
Balkanization occurred in __________.
The former Yugoslavia.
Relic boundaries are boundaries that __________.
No longer function but are still detected.
High levels of economic difference between regions act as a __________ force.
Devolutionary.
Russia is made up of many subnational units, and the granting of __________ after the breakup of the Soviet Union acknowledged cultural diversity.
Autonomous republics.