Chapter 8 Political Geography

Chapter 8 Political Geography

By Bryan Frausel

Multiple Choice

A government has a right ti keep the borders and the territory of a state in tact and freed from attack defines....

• Territoriality

• Territorial Integrity

• The nation state

• Political geography

• Sovereignty

Multiple Choice

Sovereignty is

• A nation with a constitution

• A democratically elected leader

• The ability to defend your borders

• Having the last say over a territory legally

• Recognition of a nation by the United Nations

Multiple Choice

The idea of a state that is tied to a particular territory with defined boundaries came out of Europe and diffused through

• Trickle down economics

• Mercantilism and Colonialism

• Capitalism and free enterprise

• Developmental economics

• Colonialism and imperialism

Multiple Choice

According to Benedict Anderson nations

• One culturally similar people

• One politically similar people

• Diffusion of Culture into a single idea

• The Aggregation of Politics and of economics

• Imagined communities

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a Stateless Nation

• The Samoans

• The Turks

• The Armenians

• The Kurds

• The Ukrainians

Multiple Choice

These two images are examples of

• Capitalism in Africa and South America

• Colonialism in Africa and South America

• Nationalism in Africa and South America

• Decolonization in Africa and South America

• The commodification of South America and Africa

Multiple Choice

A physical activity in which one state takes over another, taking over the government and ruling it as its own defines

• Nation Building

• Territoriality

• Colonialism

• Jauntism

• Centripetal forces

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of Immanuel Wallerstein theoretical ideas on world systems

• The world economy has one market and a global division of labor

• The world has multiple states, almost everything takes place within the context of the world economy

• The world economy is based on one global form currency, valued minerals in supply and demand

• The world economy has a three-tiered structure