Ap Hug Unit 4 Political Geography

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autonomous region

Area with partial self-rule.

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balance of power

No one country dominates.

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Berlin Conference

Europe divided Africa.

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border/boundary

Line between places.

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capital city

Government center.

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city-state

City that is a country.

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colony

Territory controlled by another country.

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compact state

Round-ish shape.

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democratization

Becoming more democratic.

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devolution

Power to regions.

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elongated state

Long and thin.

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EEZ

200-mile ocean resource zone.

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enclave/exclave

Enclave = inside; Exclave = separated piece.

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fragmented state

Split into pieces.

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federal state

Power shared national + local.

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frontier

Weak/unclear border zone.

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high seas

Ocean owned by no one.

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gerrymander

Redraw districts for advantage.

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governance

How a country is run.

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irredentism

Claiming land for ethnic ties.

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landlocked state

No ocean access.

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microstate

Very tiny state.

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multistate nation

Nation across many states.

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perforated state

State with another inside it.

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prorupted state

Has an extension.

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redistricting

Redrawing districts.

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separatism

Wanting to break away.

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sovereignty

Full control over territory.

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stateless nation

Nation without a state.

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territorial waters

12-mile ocean zone.

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territoriality

Control/connection to land.

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terrorism

Violence for political goals.

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unitary state

Centralized power.

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supranational organization

Countries working together.

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UNCLOS

UN ocean law (EEZ, boundaries).

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Colonialism

One country taking over and ruling another territory.
Example: Britain ruling India.

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imperialism

Controlling foreign lands.

Example: Europe in Africa.

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multinational state

Many nations in one state.

Example: U.K.

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self-determination

People choose their government.

Example: Colonies gaining independence.

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state

Country with borders + government.

Example: France.