Font size
WorksheetsShort Assessment - Territorial Disputes
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
This refers to the area of land or water that is the jurisdiction of the state.
Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)
Sovereignty
Territory
United Nations Convention for the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
How many nautical miles of territorial sea is each country entitled to?
12-nautical miles
24-nautical miles
200 nautical-miles
52-nautical miles
This is an area where a country has sovereign rights to explore, exploit, conserve, and manage natural resources.
Exclusive Environmental Zone
UNCLOS
High Seas
Exclusive Economic Zone
This is an international treaty signed in 1982. It defines the rights and responsibilities of nations i their use of the world's oceans.
Magna Carta
United Nations Convention for the Law of the Sea
United Nations Declaration of Rights
Treaty of Versailles
Potential loss of territory is primarily what type of impact of territorial disputes?
Social
Economic
Political
Moral
Limits (or expands) reach on natural resources is primarily what type of impact of territorial disputes?
Social
Political
Economic
Moral
Change/loss of culture and identity is primarily what type of impact of territorial disputes?
Social
Political
Economic
Moral
This refers to the profession or skill of managing international relations.
Negotiations
Diplomacy
Corporate Social Responsibility
Foreign Policy
How many nautical miles does a country have in terms of its Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)?
200-nautical miles
250-nautical miles
140-nautical miles
100-nautical miles
These are reasons why territorial disputes occur (there is more than one answer, you may select multiple options. You must get ALL to get this item correctly).
The differences in culture.
The success of peace treaties.
The acquisition of natural resources.
The expansion of power.
