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WorksheetsAPHG 4.1-4.5 Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which of the following is NOT a necessary criterion for a state?
sovereignty
defined boundary
common culture and identity
recognition by other states
a permanent population
Which term best describes Slovakia?
stateless nation
multinational state
empire
dependent territory
autonomous region
Which of the following best explains why the Romani ethnic group is identified on the chart but does not appear on the map?
The Scale of analysis of the data reflects that the Romani are a large minority group but are not a majority in any region.
The map shows only the nodal regions in Slovakia.
The friction of distance limits what information can be shown in each type of source.
The data in the chart is not reliable because Slovakia is a former satellite state of the USSR
The map uses qualitative data while the chart uses quantitative date, creating an inconsistency between the information.
Countries highlighted in the darker shade in the map above represent which of the following organizations?
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
United Nations
League of Nations
European Union
Based on the information in the chart, Myanmar is a
nation
nation-state
multinational state
stateless nation
multistate nation
Based on the information in the chart, the lands of the Kachin can be considered
a multistate nation
an autonomous region
a nation-state
a stateless nation
a newly independent state
Which group represents the largest stateless nation in the world?
Basque
Palestinians
Kurds
Abkhazians
Roma
Which boundary concept is most clearly shown in the image?
defined boundary
delimited boundary
natural boundary
open boundary
demarcated boundary
When Germany invaded Poland in 1939, it said it wanted to reunited the German minority living in Poland with Germany. This is an example of
nationalism
irrendentism
supranationalism
allocation dispute
operational dispute
The 49th parallel between the United States and Canada is
a relic boundary
a superimposed boundary
an antecedent boundary
a subsequent/ethnographic boundary
an open boundary
