Unit 4 Review

What is the use of economic, political, or other pressures to control or influence a less powerful country called?

• ethnocentrism
• globalization
• irredentism
• neocolonialism
• territoriality

Which of the following is an example of a consequent boundary?

• the boundary b/t France and Germany
• the boundary b/t USA and Canada
• the boundary b/t East and West Germany
• the boundary b/t North and South Vietnam
• the boundary b/t India and Pakistan

Which factor contributed most to devolution in Yugoslavia?

• an influx or refugees
• a fragmented geography
• ethnic and cultural differences
• economic growth and prosperity
• aggression from neighboring states

Which term refers to the concept that people have the right to choose their own political status?

• acculturation
• delimitation
• imperialism
• sovereignty
• self-determination

Which of the following is a centrifugal force?

• poverty
• the national flag
• a just legal system
• a common language
• religious acceptance

Based on the map, which of the following was NOT a devolutionary factor that caused the disintegration of the Soviet Union?

• a severe climate
• distance between regions
• the country's vast size
• a fragmented physical geography
• ethnic minorities with varied cultures

Which term accurately describes the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) as depicted on the map?

• Supranational
• Separatist
• Annexed
• Devolutionary
• Centripetal

Which of the following is a politically organized independent territory with a government, defined borders, and a permanent population?

• state
• region
• stateless nation
• multistate nation
• semiautonomous region

Which of the following is an example of a state that might be considered a nation-state?

• Spain
• Palestine
• Sweden
• Japan
• Ukraine

Which of the following is an accurate conclusion, based on the data presented?

• British citizens outnumbered European Union citizens in 2019.
• Most of the European Union's economic output came from Britain.
• Brexit was favored by a supermajoirty of British voters.
• British voters lacked a majority to proceed with Brexit.
• British voters were closely divided on whether to proceed with Brexit.