AP Human Geography Shapes of States Unit 4 Chapter 8

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What is a compact state?

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state with a roughly circular shape. Most efficient type of state.

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What is the difference between a proupted and perforated state?

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A proupted state has extended arms of territory and a perforated state completely surrounds another state.

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Which is an example of an elongated state? Options: Chile, Indonesia, Russia, Sub-Saharan Africa

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Chile

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Which is true about fragmented states? Options: They have a rough circular shape, They face problems of dependence, They can either be separated by water or by an intervening state

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They can either be separated by water or by an intervening state

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A compact state is _____?

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efficient

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Which is an example of a perforated state? Options: Pakistan/South Africa, Sub-Saharan/South Africa, Portugal/South Africa, South Africa/Lesotho

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South Africa/Lesotho

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What is one principle for why prompted states are created? Options: To provide a state with internal connection, To have a compacted form, To provide a state with access to a resource

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To provide a state with access to a resource

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Which is an example of the two ways fragmented states are separated? Options: Boundaries, poor internal connections, Separated by an intervening state

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Separated by an intervening state

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What is true about prompted states? Options: they're problematic, they give access or disruption, They have potential isolation

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they give access or disruption

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What is a landlock state?

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Lacks a direct outlet to the sea.