AP FINAL EXAM UNIT 4 REVIEW

What are political Entities

• Political entities include governments, states, political parties, and international organizations.
• Political entities are limited to local community groups.
• Political entities refer exclusively to economic organizations.
• Political entities are only individual citizens.

What is a Nation? 

• A nation is a collection of cities.
• A nation is a type of government.
• A nation is a group of people with a common identity and territory.
• A nation is a historical event.

What is Nation-states?

• Nation-states are primarily cultural groups without defined borders.
• A singular nation of people who fulfill the qualifications of a state.

• Nation-states are historical empires that no longer exist.
• Nation-states are organizations that promote global trade agreements.

what makes a stateless nation?

• A stateless nation is a country with no borders.
• A stateless nation is a group that has its own government.
• A stateless nation is a political entity recognized by the UN.
• A stateless nation is a cultural or ethnic group without a sovereign state.

what is a multi nation-state?

• A multi nation-state is a state that has no ethnic diversity.
• A multi nation-state is a state that contains multiple nations or ethnic groups within its territory.
• A multi nation-state is a type of international organization.
• A multi nation-state is a state that only contains one ethnic group.

• define Autonomous (and Semiautonomous) Regions

• Autonomous regions have self-governance; semiautonomous regions have limited self-governance.
• Autonomous regions are only found in urban areas; semiautonomous regions are exclusively rural.
• Autonomous regions are governed by foreign powers; semiautonomous regions have no governance.
• Both autonomous and semiautonomous regions are fully controlled by the central government.

• Components of a State

• Economy
• Culture
• History
• Territory, Population, Government, Sovereignty

Explain self-determinism in geography

• Self-determinism in geography is about the economic development of nations.
• Self-determinism is the process of mapping geographical features.
• Self-determinism in geography refers to the study of physical landscapes.
• Self-determinism in geography is the principle that communities have the right to self-govern and shape their own destinies.

Why do boundaries exist?

• Boundaries exist to create chaos and confusion.
• Boundaries are unnecessary and hinder communication.
• Boundaries are only for legal purposes and have no other significance.
• Boundaries exist to provide structure, define limits, and facilitate relationships.

explain natural boundaries

• Natural boundaries are physical features like rivers, mountains, and lakes that define borders.
• Natural boundaries are invisible lines that cannot be seen.
• Natural boundaries are created by human-made structures.
• Natural boundaries are defined by political agreements.