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State

 a politically organized territory with a permanent population, defined territory, a government, and sovereignty

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Largest State

 Russia

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Sovereignty

the concept that a state has the authority to govern itself and control its own internal and foreign affairs without external interference

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Microstates

a sovereign state with a very small population and limited land area

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smallest microstate recognized by the U.N.?

Vatican City

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U.N. (United Nations)

 an international organization founded in 1945 to promote peace, security, and cooperation among member countries.

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Number of sovereign states in 1945 compared to 2023-

1945: 49

2023: 203

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Korea: One or Two?

2

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China and Taiwan

1 (Taiwan is not considered a state by the UN)

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Self-determination

The principle that a nation or ethnic group has the right to determine its own political status and pursue its own economic, social, and cultural development without external interference.

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multi-ethnic state

a country containing more than one ethnic group, each with its own cultural identity, traditions, and often language.

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multi-ethnic state example

canada

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multinational state

a country that is composed of two or more distinct nationalities, or ethnic groups, that coexist under a single government.

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multinational state example

united kingdom

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colonialism

the practice of one country establishing political, economic, and cultural control over another territory, often involving settlement and the exploitation of resources for the colonizer's benefit.

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3 basic reasons for colonialism

god, gold, glory (three g’s)

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physical boundires

a natural geographic feature that separates different regions, states, or countries.

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cultural boundries

a political border that separates different cultural groups based on traits like language, religion, or ethnicity.

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5 shapes of states

compact, elongated, fragmented, prorupted, and perforated

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