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APHG Learning Targets Political Geography: Pre-Test

APHG Learning Targets Political Geography: Pre-Test. 1. Geopolitics is best described as: A Study of relationships among politics, geography, economics, demography especially in respect to foreign policy. B Study of politics in countries around the world

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APHG Learning Targets Political Geography: Pre-Test

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  1. APHG Learning Targets Political Geography: Pre-Test • 1. Geopolitics is best described as: • A Study of relationships among politics, geography, economics, demography especially in respect to foreign policy. • B Study of politics in countries around the world • C Political parties in countries on a global scale • D I do not know

  2. 2. A state • A Boundary of a group of people with common cultural characteristics • B An area with boundaries and sovereignty • C boundaries coincide with the cultural boundaries of a particular group • D I do not know

  3. 3. A Nation • A A group of people with common cultural characteristics • B An area with boundaries and sovereignty • C boundaries coincide with the cultural boundaries of a particular group • D I do not know

  4. 4. A Nation-State • A Boundary of a group of people with common cultural characteristics • B An area with boundaries and sovereignty • C boundaries coincide with the cultural boundaries of a particular group • D I do not know

  5. 5. A commonwealth • A The working of two or more countries to increase wealth • B A territory that has established a mutual agreement with another state to benefit both parties • C A conflict that arises when two or more countries vie for control of a territory • D I do not know

  6. 6. A Territorial dispute • A The working of two or more countries to increase wealth • B A territory that has established a mutual agreement with another state to benefit both parties • C A conflict that arises when two or more countries vie for control of a territory • D I do not know

  7. 7. Sovereignty • A States ability to regulate their own internal and external affairs. • B The head of state such as a king, president, etc. • C A state taking control of another state • D I do not know

  8. 8. The Kurds • A Group of people seeking a country without their own state in Spain • B A Group of people seeking a country without their own state in the Middle East • C A Group of people seeking a country without their own state in Europe • D I do not know

  9. 9. The Basques • A Group of people seeking a country without their own state in Spain • B A Group of people seeking a country without their own state in the Middle East • C A Group of people seeking a country without their own state in Europe • D I do not know

  10. 10. The Flemish • A Group of people seeking a country without their own state in Spain • B A Group of people seeking a country without their own state in the Middle East • C A Group of people seeking a country without their own state in Europe • D I do not know

  11. 11. Geometric Boundaries • A Boundaries determined by natural features • B Boundaries determined by cultural factors such as language, religion or ethnicity • C Boundaries determined by longitude and latitude • D I do not know

  12. 12. Physical Boundaries • A Boundaries determined by natural features • B Boundaries determined by cultural factors such as language, religion or ethnicity • C Boundaries determined by longitude and latitude • D I do not know

  13. 13. Ethnographic Boundaries • A Boundaries determined by natural features • B Boundaries determined by cultural factors such as language, religion or ethnicity • C Boundaries determined by longitude and latitude • D I do not know

  14. 14. Ethnic Conflict • A Disagreements that usually result in military action or violence of one race of people against another. • B A Disagreements that usually result in military action or violence of one ethnic group of people against another ethnic group.. • C A Disagreements that usually result in military action or violence of one religion of people against another religion. • D I do not know

  15. 15. Balkanization • A. Adding territory to an already existing state. • B The break up of an area into smaller independent units usually with some degree of hostility. • C A union of many states for achievement of a common goal or purpose • D I do know

  16. 16. Annexation • A. Adding territory to an already existing state. • B The break up of an area into smaller independent units usually with some degree of hostility. • C A union of many states for achievement of a common goal or purpose • D I do know

  17. 17. Definitional Boundary Dispute • A A question about the use of a boundary not the boundary itself. • B A dispute about a specific issue involving a boundary, not the boundary itself • C A dispute about language that defines a boundary. • D I do not know

  18. 18 . Locational boundary Dispute • A A question about the the boundary itself. • B A dispute about a specific issue involving a boundary, not the boundary itself • C A dispute about definition that defines a boundary. • D I do not know

  19. 19. Operational Boundary Dispute • A A question about the use of a boundary not the boundary itself. • B A dispute about a specific issue involving a boundary, not the boundary itself • C A dispute about definition that defines a boundary. • D I do not know

  20. 20. Allocational Boundary Dispute • A A question about the use of a boundary not the boundary itself. • B A dispute about a specific issue involving a boundary, such as resource usage by each state, not the boundary itself • C A dispute about definition that defines a boundary. • D I do not know

  21. 21. UNCLOS • A United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea • B United Nations Convention on the Law of the Skies • C United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sub-Continents • D I do not know

  22. 22. Exclusive Economic Zone • A The 3 miles of ocean off a states coast that the state controls for economic use such as fishing, oil exploration, etc. • B The 12 miles of ocean off a states coast that the state controls for economic use such as fishing, oil exploration, etc. I have heard of it • C The 200 miles of ocean off a states coast that the state controls for economic use such as fishing, oil exploration, etc.

  23. 23. Median-Line Principle • A Mediator decides a border • B Each state takes half of the territory in question • C A medium decides the border • D All • E None

  24. 24. Global Commons • A Concept that applies to the Amazon rain forest • B Concept that applies to North Pole • C Concept that applies to the Antarctica • D All • E None

  25. 25. Antecedent Boundaries • A Boundaries that existed before the present day human landscape developed. • B A Boundaries that evolved as the present day human landscape developed. • C A Boundaries that were forcibly drawn on an area. • D A boundary that has ceased to function • E None

  26. 26. Subsequent Boundaries • A Boundaries that existed before the present day human landscape developed. • B A Boundaries that evolved as the present day human landscape developed. • C A Boundaries that were forcibly drawn on an area. • D A boundary that has ceased to function • E None

  27. 27. Superimposed Boundaries • A Boundaries that existed before the present day human landscape developed. • B A Boundaries that evolved as the present day human landscape developed. • C A Boundaries that were forcibly drawn on an area. • D A boundary that has ceased to function • E None

  28. 28.. Relic Boundaries • A Boundaries that existed before the present day human landscape developed. • B A Boundaries that evolved as the present day human landscape developed. • C A Boundaries that were forcibly drawn on an area. • D A boundary that has ceased to function • E None

  29. 29. Reunification • A. East and West Berlin • B East and West Germany • C Union and Confederacy • D All • E None

  30. 30. Colonialism: All of the following were colonies at one time Except: • A USA • B Cuba • C Antarctica • D Australia • E South Africa

  31. 31. Organic Theory was believed by what leader? • A Winston Churchill • B Adolf Hitler • C Franklin Roosevelt • D All • E None

  32. 32. Self-Determination • A. The power of the people to vote on issues • B The power of the people to establish their own government • C The right of women to vote • D I do not know

  33. 33. Suffrage • A. The power of the people to vote on issues • B The power of the people to establish their own government • C The right of women to vote • D I do not know

  34. 34. Women’s Enfranchisement • A. The power of the people to vote on issues • B The power of the people to establish their own government • C The right of women to vote • D I do not know

  35. 35. Land Empire • A. A settlement designed to stay a long time in an area and over time send resources back to the home country • B Sea power is used to control and area so resources can be sent back to the home country • C Conquest by force of an area to send resources back to the home country • D I do not know

  36. 36. Sea Empire • A. A settlement designed to stay a long time in an area and over time send resources back to the home country • B Sea power is used to control and area so resources can be sent back to the home country • C Conquest by force of an area to send resources back to the home country • D I do not know

  37. 37. Settlement Empire • A. A settlement designed to stay a long time in an area and over time send resources back to the home country • B Sea power is used to control and area so resources can be sent back to the home country • C Conquest by force of an area to send resources back to the home country • D I do not know

  38. 38. Forward Capital example • A Brasilia • B Washington D.C. • C Paris • D All • E None

  39. 39. Microstates: Example • A Vatican City • B Luxembourg • C UK • D All • E None

  40. 40. Ministates: Example • A Vatican City • B Luxembourg • C UK • D All • E None

  41. 41. Compact Country: Example • A Chile • B Poland • C Argentina • D All • E None

  42. 42. Elongated Country • A Chile • B Poland • C Argentina • D All • E None

  43. 43. Fragmented Country: Example • A South Africa • B. Afghanistan • C Philippines • D All • E None

  44. 44. Exclave • A Florida • B Alaska • C California • D. All • E None

  45. 45. Perforated Country: Example • A France • B Spain • C Italy • D All • E None

  46. 46. Enclave synonym • A Landlocked • B Island • C peninsula • D All • E None

  47. 47. Landlocked Country: synonym • A Enclave • B Island • C peninsula • D All • E None

  48. 48. Prorupted state: Example • A Texas • B Florida • C Georgia • D All • E None

  49. 49. Embassies • A Secondary office that deal with economic issues and granting visas to enter a country. • B The official representative of one country to another. • C Sovereign territory of one country in another, usually a compound or group of buildings, to represent countries interests on another country • D. None

  50. 50. Ambassadors • A Secondary office that deal with economic issues and granting visas to enter a country. • B The official representative of one country to another. • C Sovereign territory of one country in another, usually a compound or group of buildings, to represent countries interests on another country • D. None

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