4.4- 4.6

(a)   -An invisible line marking the extent of a state's territory

What is a frontier?

• A zone where no state exercises complete political control

• An invisible line marking the extent of a states territory

• A boundary that no longer exist but evidence of it still exist on the landscape

• A boundary drawn by outside powers

A boundary that no linger exist but evidence of it still exist on the landscape

• Superimposed boundary

• Boundary

• Relic Boundary

• Frontier

What is a superimposed boundary?

• A area where no state exercises complete control

• A boundary that is drawn by outside powers

• A boundary that no longer exist, but evidence of it still exist on the landscape

• An invisible line marking the extent of a states territory

Which type of boundary tends to ignore existing social, ethnic, and cultural differences?

• Superimposed boundaries

• Frontiers

• Relic boundaries

• Antecedent boundaries

What is a antecedent boundary?

• An invisible line marking the extent of a state's territory

• A boundary drawn by outside powers

• A boundary that no longer exist but evidence of it still exist on the landscape

• A boundary drawn before a large population was present

What are geometric boundaries?

• A boundary drawn by outside powers

• A boundary drawn before a large population was present

• Straight lines drawn on a map

• Boundary drawn where people have already settled with cultures already established

A boundary drawn where people have already settled with cultures already established

• Superimposed boundary

• Relic boundary

• Consequent boundary

• Subsequent boundary

What is a consequent boundary?

• Boundaries drawn to accommodate religious, ethnic, linguistic, or economic differences

• A boundary drawn by outside power

• A boundary that no longer exist but evidence of the border still exist on the landscape

• Boundaries that are straight lines drawn on a map

Which of the following is true about desert boundaries (Select all that apply)?

• Desert boundaries are common in Asia and Arctica

• Effectively divides 2 states due to deserts being hard to cross and sparsely inhabited

• Effectively divides two states, if the mountain is hard to cross

• Desert boundaries are common in Africa and Asia