APHG Unit 4 Review

What is the primary difference between a state and a nation?

• A state has a defined territory and government, while a nation shares cultural or historical traits.

• Both state and nation are recognized by international bodies.

• A nation has a defined territory and government, while a state shares cultural or historical traits.

• Both state and nation have their own government and military.

Which example best represents a multinational state?

• South Korea

• Canada

• Iceland

• Japan

What does the concept of devolution refer to?

• The division of a state into multiple smaller states

• The expansion of a state's territory

• The transfer of power from a central government to a regional government

• The process of a state gaining independence

______________ is a term that describes whn people or countries are caught between larger, conflicting powers.

• middle state
• conflict zone
• Shatterbelt

• buffer state

What is gerrymandering?

• The division of a state into internal regions

• Creating natural boundaries based on geographical features

• The process of negotiating international boundaries

• Redrawing political boundaries to favor a specific political party

Which organization is an example of a supranational organization?

• The Russian Federation

• The United States Congress

• The Government of Canada

• The European Union