Unit 4 Do The Thing

Sovereignty and ethnic homogeneity are most often defined as which political entity?

• Nation state

• State

• Multiethnic state

• Country

A group of people that share a common cultural heritage, common beliefs, claim a space as their homeland, and desire to establish their own state.

• State
• Nation
• Autonomous region
• Satellite state

Iceland and Japan are the best examples of a:

• Nation-State

• Multinational State

• Stateless Nation

• Multistate Nation

A country that contains more than one group of people who have different heritages and beliefs.

• Nation-State

• Multinational State

• Stateless Nation

• Multistate Nation

Cultural groups that have no independent political entity.

• Nation-State
• Multinational State
• Stateless Nation
• Multistate Nation
• Nationless State

The largest stateless nation

• Kurds
• Basque
• Palestinians
• Muslims
• Jews

Occurs when a nation has a state of its own but stretches across border of other states.

• Nation-State

• Multinational State

• Stateless Nation

• Multistate Nation

The Korean nation is divided primarily between two states - the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North) and the Republic of Korea (South). This is an example of a:

• Nation-State
• Multinational State
• Stateless Nation
• Multistate Nation
• Nationless State

The power of a political unit to rule over its own affairs.

• Sovereignty
• Imperialism
• Colonialism
• Neocolonialism
• Decolonization

A defined area within a country that has a high degree of self-government and freedom from its parent country.

• State
• Nation
• Autonomous region
• Satellite state