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WorksheetsAp Human quizizz part 2 electric boogaloo
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 40mins
What does annexation mean?
The subtraction of territory from a state.
When a state allies itself with another.
The addition of territory to a state.
To end all trade between two states.
When a state government is overthrown.
What is balance of power?
When two states are relatively equal in strength.
When the leader of a state does not have full othority.
When each person in a state has equal power.
When two states produce the same amount of electricity.
When two states use the same amount of electricity.
Which is a current example of two states with a boundary dispute.
Russia and China
Japan and Australia
Sudan and South Sudan
United States of America and Canada.
Italy and France
What is a boundary?
The area within a state
An area of sea water that a state claims control over.
A way in which goods are transfered.
The coordinates of a nations capital.
A line that seperates two states.
What is an antedecent boundary?
A boundary that came into existance before the cultural landscape emerged.
A boundary that formed as the cultural landscape was formed.
A boundary made to oppose another nation.
A boundary that follows the division put in place by two different cultures.
A boundary that splits one culture in half.
What is a subsequent boundary?
A boundary that originated before the emergence of the cultural landscape.
A boundary that divides two different cultures.
A boundary that originated due to the emergence of the cultural landscape.
A boundary that ignores the feelings of a culture
A boundary made by an outside force.
What is a consequent boundary?
A boundary put into place by an outside force.
A boundary that is created due to a division between cultures.
A boundary that divides one culture in half.
A boundary that was created due to the emergence of the cultural landscape.
A boundary that was created before the cultural landscape came into existnece.
What is a superimposed boundary?
A boundary placed over another.
A boundery placed by an outside force.
A boundary that is created due to a division between cultures.
A boundary that divides one culture.
A boundary that Is created by an inside force.
What is a relic boundary?
A very old boundary
A boundary cteated to preserve ancient artifacts.
A boundary that is no longer in place, but is still felt by the opoulation.
A boundary that is ignored by the population.
A boundary that is created by an outside force.
What is a natural boundary?
A boundery between to natural objects.
A boundary that is created along a natural object.
A boundary based off of the coordinates along a latitude or longitude.
A boundary created before the current body of power was established in a nation.
A boundary created to give a nation more natural resources.
What is a cultural boundary?
A boundary putinto place by one specific culture.
A boundary between two different cultures.
A boundary created by the people, but has no legal recognition.
A boundary that forms along a natural occurence.
A boundary put in place along a coastline.
What is a geometric boundary?
A boundary made using geometry
A curvy boundary between two equally sized places.
A straight boundary set in place to divide two places,
A boundary with multiple sides.
A boundary set between more than two states.
Delimination
When a boundary loses purpose over time
When a boundary is not recognized as a legal boundary.
When a boundary is put in place to seperate two cultures.
When a boundary is attempted to be corrected.
When a boundary is changed to better meat the needs of the changer.
Demarkation
The act of setting a boundary.
The removal of a boundary.
The change in shape of a boundary.
When previous changes to a boundary are revoked.
When a boundary is changed to give the two neighbors more equal power.
Which of these acted as a buffer state during World War 2
Georgia
Denmark
France
Switzerland
Swaziland
What is a CIty State?
The state that a city is in.
When an individual city acts as its own nation.
When an individual city has a municpil governance over it that reports to the state government.
A city with a relatively large population.
A state that contains multiple cities.
Which of these nations has partaken in colonialism?
Idaho
Iceland
Finland
England
Vatican City
What is a colony?
An area of land with control over another.
An area of land under control of a seperate entity
An area of land with no governing body.
An area of land between two larger entities
A small island that has its own independent governing body
What is a commonwealth?
When the wealth is split equally among everyone
A state that has an alliance with another to benefit both.
A state with no alliance to others.
A territory under the governance of another entity.
A individual state.
Confederacy
Several states with no allegiance to each other.
A collection of colonies.
An allegiance between multiple states.
A single independent state.
The division of a state into multiple smaller states.
What did the Conference of Berlin do?
United the two separate sides of Germany.
Ended the first World War
Ended the second World War
Decided which Europen counties had power over different areas of land in Africa.
Divided Germany into two different states.
Core region
The area in which something first began to spread.
The homeland of a group of people.
The area in which a group of people migrated to.
A region in the center of a state that has a large amount of economic power.
The most populous area of a state.
Periphery region
The area in which a group of people migrated to.
The places where an idea spread to
The area around a core region that likely has less economic power.
A region with no governing body
A region surrounding another, and has economic power over it.
Decoloniazation
When a colony gains political power over its governing body.
When a country withdraws from a colony, allowing it to be independant.
When a colony revolts against its governing body.
When the act of colonizing another territory is made illegal.
When a colony officialy becomes a part of it governing nation.
Devolution
When power is given to a group of people with less power than the previous.
When a country loses power over a colony.
When a country loses power over it's economy.
When a country loses power over its people.
When a countrys government is overthrown.
Domino theory
The theory that one small action can lead to a much larger one.
The theory that when a political event happens in one country, it will happen in surrounding countries.
The theory that what happens in surrounding countries will not influence you.
The theory that control over one state can lead to control over another.
The theory that control over the areas around the Soviet Union will lead to the take over of the world.
DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)
An area of land reserved specifically for the developement of military resources.
An area of land with strategic importance.
An area of land where military installations are not aloud to be build.
An area of ceasefire between two states.
An area of land contolled by the military.
EEZ (Exclusive economic zone)
A place in which only one company can sell goods.
An area of seawater in which one country has jurisdiction over
Any area of ocean in which no country has jurisdiction over.
A place where goods can not be sold.
An area of land in which goods are created.
What is electoral geography>
The action of electing specific geographic areas to study.
Electing different geographic areas to fullfill certain roles.
The study of an election using geography.
Electing a specific group of people to study alone.
The act of electing someone based on their geographic influence.
Which is an example of an enclave?
New York
North America
The South
Vatican City
An Asian fusion restaurant.
Which of these is an exclave?
Italy
China towns
Kaliningrad
Chicago
Siberia
Which of these is an ethnic enclave?
Chinatowns
Vatican city
Russia
New York
Kaliningrad
What is the European Union?
The alliance between Russia and several Eastern European countries
The alliance between 23 countries, mostly in Europe.
The Union between Europe and North America
The alliance between
The alliance between several countries along the North Atlantic Ocean, including several in Europe.
What is a federal state?
A collection of several somewhat independent states, that are all governed by a single body.
A single independent state.
An alliance between several independent states.
A collection of states that collectively follow the same laws, but are otherwise different.
A single state governed by another.
What is a forward thrust capital?
A capital placed near another nation to have better influence over it.
The movement of a capitol to another place.
When a capital is created.
When a capital increases in size.
When a capital decreases in size.
Frontier
The front of a country
An unexplored area of land
An area between two countries with no claim over it.
An area between to countries with a disputed claim over it.
An area between two countries that is mutually given to one of them.
What is geopolitics?
The inflence of geography on politics.
When someone voices their political opinions to favor a certain area.
The politics of the whole world.
When a person moves to another area for political reasons.
The spread of political ideas through geography.
What is gerrymandering?
The attempt to focus on appealing to a certain area.
When borders a changed to benefit the person who changed them
When a border seperates two different areas that are primarily concentrated of people of different political parties.
Two regions that have different political ideologies.
When multiple regions have similar political ideologies.
Halford Mackinders Heartland theory
The theory that if you control the area around a place, you can control that place.
The theory that all things originated from the same area.
The theory that if you control the center of an area, then you can control the whole area.
The theory that areas around an area are influenced by it.
The theory that an area is influenced by its surroundings.
Nicholas Spikemans Rimland theory
The theory that an area is influenced by its surroundings.
The theory that if you control the area aroud an area, you can control the whole area.
The theory that if you control the center of an area, you can control that area.
The theory that If you control the area underneath another area, you can control that area.
The theory that life originated in the pacific rim.
What is imperialism?
When a country is ruled by an all powerfull monarch.
The belief that a country has the right to the countries around it.
When a nation gains control over other lands.
When a nation is invaded.
When a country is ruled by a small group of people.
Which is an example of an international organization?
Mellow Mushroom Pizza
Memphis pizza cafe
NATO
Aldos Pizza
Broadway pizza
The Iron curtain was coined by who?
Joseph Stalin
Ronald Reagan
Winston Churchill
Alexander the Great
Muhatma Ghandi
What is irridentism?
When a country gains land.
When land formerly controlled by a nation, gets it back again.
When a country loses land.
When a country sells its land
When a country buys land.
Which of these is a landlocked state
Italy
Alaska
Switzerland
Florida
California
What is manifest destiny?
The spread of power of any country
the spread of America through the west
The spread of Canada to the south
The spread of the disease known as manifest destiny
Irish nationalism
What is the Median-Line principle?
The creation of a boundary on the prime meridian
The creation of a boundary three fourths the distance between something
The creation of a boundary half way along something
The creation of a boundary along any meridian line
A line created to divide a place equally
Which of these is a micro state?
Russia
Canada
United States of America
San Marino
Brazil
Which of these countries has multiple capitals?
Germany
Bolivia
spain
Russia
Switzerland
Which of these Is a planned capital city
Brazilia
London
Paris
New York
Switzerland
which if these is a province?
Moscow
Quebec
England
London
Tennessee
What does raison d’être mean
Why a place is named what it is
The reason for why a place is destroyed
An alliance between French speaking countries
The reason for why to places go to war
A reason for something’s existence
Reapportionment
The reestablishment is a representative body
The creation of a governing body
The creation of a boundary
The creation of an alliance
The changing of a boundary to support the means of the person who changed them
Which of these is an autonomous region
the Catalan region of Spain
Spain
Vatican city
Quebec
Portugal
which of these is a satellite state?
The Ukraine
Russia
Sweden
Finland
Greenland
What does secession mean?
To separate from a political state
To join a political state
To ally oneself with a political state
To create a new political state
To deestablish a political state
What is separatism?
To rename a state
To recreate a previously existing state
The act of separating from a larger body
To join another state
The act of creating a state
Which of these has sovereignty?
Siberia
Moscow
Idaho
Wyoming
Russia
which of these is a state?
Plasma
Moscow
Italy
Rome
Scotland
Which of these is an example of a supernational organization?
Italy
The European Union
Istanbul
Nova scotia
Spain
What is supernationalism?
When a Union has power over a single country
When a Union has power over multiple states
The idea that a nation is superior to others
The idea that a nation has a right to the land around it
A very large country
Which of these is an example of a territorial dispute
Wyoming and everyone
Idaho and Russia
Palestine and Israel
All of the above
none of the above
which of these is a compact state?
Poland
russia
Canada
Wyoming
Italy
Which of these is a fragmented state
The Philippines
Mongolia
China
Germany
France
Which of these is an elongated state?
Latvia
Estonia
Australia
Chile
Boston
What is a state with long extensions from it?
A prorupt state
A liquid state
An elongated state
Subrupt
A disrupted state
Which of these is a perforated country?
Italy
Vatican city
san Moreno
Latvia
Wyoming
Which of these is a theocracy?
Latvia
Wyoming
Vatican city
Russia
Estonia
What did the UNCLOS do?
Established territory in eastern Wyoming
Defined the rights of different countries over territory in the ocean.
Settled the dispute between Russia and Latvia.
Set the boundaries of Estonia after world war 2
Decided which fish were legal to catch
Which of these is a unitary state?
The republic of Ireland
North Ireland
Vatican city
Wyoming
San Moreno
What is a democracy?
When a state is ruled by religion
When a state is ruled by the people
When a state is ruled by a single monarch
When a state is ruled by a select few individuals
When a state is ruled by an outside force
What is a republic?
A group of states with independent power
When the people elected representatives that rule in their favor
When a person has unanimous power
When a group of select people rule with absolute power
When a place is ruled by religion
What is a monarchy?
When a person who is chosen by heredity has absolute power
A type of butterfly
When a select few individuals rule with absolute power
When the people are in charge
When the people elect a representative that reflects their needs
What is aristocracy?
When power is held by all people
When power is held by groups of people with nobility
When one wealthy person has all power
The balance of power between the wealthy and unwealthy
When a person has all power
What is an example of a modern dictatorship?
Germany
North Korea
South Korea
Vietnam
Laos
Which of these is a democratic republic
russia
North Korea
The United States
Wyoming
India
Which of these follows traditional economic systems
South India
United Arab Emirates
England
Scotland
France
Which of these is an example of command economics?
Cuba
America
Brazil
Spain
Russia
Which of these is a market economic system
The USSR
Cuba
North Korea
America
Wyoming
