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8.2 State Shapes

8.2 State Shapes

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Geography

9th - 12th Grade

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8.2 State Shapes

How does the shape of a State impact its chances of success?

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How can the shape of a state impact its chances of success?

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Poll

Which of the 5 basic State shapes have the biggest disadvantage?

Compact

Prorupted

Elongated

Fragmented

Perforated

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Multiple Choice

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The Germans established the proruption known as the Caprivi Strip in present-day Namibia for which of the following reasons?
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access to the Zambezi River
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access to resources in central Africa
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disruption of British communications
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all of the above

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Can you think of another elongated State?

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of centripetal forces? (Select all that apply)

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Different Ethnicities

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Similar religious beliefs

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One Nationality

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Different Ethnicities

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A frontier, in contrast to a boundary:
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separates two states.
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is an area rather than a line.
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has become more a more common means to separate states.
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is a region of ethnic conflict.

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Which characteristic do all the nations seen here share?
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All are compact
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All are landlocked
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All are federal states
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All are members of OPEC

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Multiple Choice

Boundaries established by rivers, oceans, deserts, mountains, etc.

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Political boundaries

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Physical boundaries

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Cultural boundaries

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Geographic boundaries

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Argued that land-based power (Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia) was essential in achieving global domination (Afro-Eurasia). (Must check the person's name and the theory for full credit)

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Organic theory

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Heartland theory

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Rimland theory

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Mackinder

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Spykman

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8.2 State Shapes

How does the shape of a State impact its chances of success?

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