AP HUG UNIT 4 NO TYPOS

Neocolonialism

Neocolonialism

________ is the indirect control of economic, political, and cultural powers over developing countries.

Colonialism

________ is a particular type of imperialism which people move into and style on the land of another country.

Political enclaves

________ are states, territories, or parts of a state that are completely surrounded by the territory of another state.

Nationalism

________ is a nation's desire to create and maintain a state of its own.

key concept

The willingness by a person to defend a space they claim or territoriality is a(n) ________ in geopolitics.

Geopolitics

________ is the study of the effects of geography on politics.

large population

Antecedent: boundary established before a(n) ________ was present.

legal document

Defined boundaries are boundaries established by a(n) ________, such as a treaty, that divides one entity from another.

largest political unit

A state is the ________, the formal term for a country.

physical objects

Demarted boundaries are identified by ________ placed on the landscape.

Locational

________: arguing about where the boundary is located.

Exclaves

________ are territories that are part of a state yet geographically are separated by the mainstate by one or more countries.

choke point

A(n) ________ is a place of physical congestion between wider regions of movement and interaction, Landbased ________ can be natural valleys or bridges.

Geometric

________: a straight line or arc drawn by people that does not closely follow any physical feature.

Territoriality

________ also has ties to economic issues resulting in economic conflicts.

contentious regions

A shatterbelt is a place located between two different and ________.

Electoral geography

________ is the use of spatial thinking techniques and tools to analyze elections and voting patterns.

natural resources

Allocational: arguing over the ________ the boundary covers.

Physical geographic boundaries

________ are natural barriers between areas such as oceans, deserts and mountains.

Satellite states

________ are states dominated by another politically and economically.

Sovereignty

________ is the power of a political unit or government to rule over its own affairs.

autonomous region

A(n) ________ is a defined area within a state that has a high degree of self government and freedom from its parent state.

semi autonomous region

A(n) ________ is a state that has a degree of but not complete self rule.

Imperialism

________ is a broader concept that includes a variety of ways of influencing another country or group of people by direct conquest, economic control m or cultural dominance.

physical landscapes

Consequent: a type of subsequent boundary that takes into account existing cultural or ________.

boundary drawn

Superimposed: a(n) ________ by outside powers.

stateless nation

A(n) ________ is a cultural group that has no independent political entity.

Nationalism

________ commonly unifies people so it is considered a centripetal force.

Territoriality

________ has many connections to culture such as religious conflicts.

Antecedent

boundary established before a large population was present

Subsequent

boundary drawn to accommodate religious, ethnic,linguistic or economic differences

Superimposed

a boundary drawn by outside powers

Relic

a boundary that no longer exists but is still evident on the landscape

Geometric

a straight line or arc drawn by people that does not closely follow any physical feature

Consequent

a type of subsequent boundary that takes into account existing cultural or physical landscapes

Definitional boundary dispute

The countries argue about how to interpret the legal documents or maps that Identify the boundary

Locational

arguing about where the boundary is located

Operational

how the boundary should be run

Allocational

arguing over the natural resources the boundary covers