WorksheetsChapter 9 APHUG
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 18mins
state
defined boundaries
sovreignity
population
navy, army
recognition from other countries
nation
a group of people with certain things in common
common cultural language
specific set of beliefs and values
desire for statehood and self determination
claimed homeland
nation-state
national group whose national/ethnic borders are nearly identical to the borders of the country in which they reside.
A national group that is spread throughout two or more countries, and is not the majority in any of those countries.
A single country that has two or more national groups residing inside its borders.
A defined area within a state that has a high degree of self-government and freedom from its parent state.
stateless nation
Limited ability to self-govern within a larger political unit
the claim by the government or by political groups, of one country that a minority living in a neighboring country belongs instead to it because of historical cultural connections.
a small area occupied by a distinctive minority culture usually surrounded by a larger culture group
A national group that is spread throughout two or more countries, and is not the majority in any of those countries.
multinational state
type of imperialism in which people move into and settle land of another country
A single country that has two or more national groups residing inside its borders.
a culture group separated from the larger culture group by another culture group
A defined area within a state that has a high degree of self-government and freedom from its parent state.
multi-state nation
the claim by the government or by political groups, of one country that a minority living in a neighboring country belongs instead to it because of historical cultural connections.
A national group whose national/ethnic borders are nearly identical to the borders of the country in which they reside.
A national group that is spread throughout two or more countries, and is the majority in more than one country.
A single country that has two or more national groups residing inside its borders.
autonomous region
A defined area within a state that has a high degree of self-government and freedom from its parent state.
A national group that is spread throughout two or more countries, and is not the majority in any of those countries.
A national group whose national/ethnic borders are nearly identical to the borders of the country in which they reside.
A national group that is spread throughout 9 countries, and is the majority in more than one country.
semi autonomous
Limited ability to self-govern within a larger political unit
a small area occupied by a distinctive minority culture usually surrounded by a larger culture group
a culture group separated from the larger culture group by another culture group
A defined area within a state that has a high degree of self-government and freedom from its parent state.
irredentism
culture group separated from the larger culture group by another culture group
Limited ability to self-govern within a larger political unit
the claim by the government or by political groups, of one country that a minority living in a neighboring country belongs instead to it because of historical cultural connections.
a small area occupied by a distinctive minority culture usually surrounded by a larger culture group
ethnic enclave
culture group separated from the larger culture group by another culture group
a small area occupied by a distinctive minority culture usually surrounded by a larger culture group
ethnic exclave
a small area occupied by a distinctive minority culture usually surrounded by a larger culture group
a culture group separated from the larger culture group by another culture group
imperialism
direct conquest
economic control
non influential presence
cultural dominance
Colonialism
single country that has two or more national groups residing inside its borders.
defined area within a state that has a high degree of self-government and freedom from its parent state.
type of imperialism in which people move into and settle land of another country
devolution
transfer of power from the central government to subnational levels of government, mostly following regional lines.
variety of ways of influencing another country or group of people
claim by the government or by political groups, of one country that a minority living in a neighboring country belongs instead to it because of historical cultural connections.
what are the forces that lead to or accelerate devolution (select the ones that apply if any)
physical geography
ethno-linguistic divisions
terrorism
economic factors
social conditions
what is neocolonialism
indirect (economic, political, or cultural) control over less developed countries by more powerful countries
includes a variety of ways of influencing another country or group of people
type of imperialism in which people move into and settle land of another country
Nation State
Bi- National State
Stateless Nation
Ethnic Enclave
multinational state
stateless nation
multi-state nation
nation-state
ethnic exclave
ethnic enclave
irredentism
stateless nation
multi-state nation
Irredentism
nation-state
multi-national state
nation-state
state-nation
multi-state
multi national
ethnic exclave
nation-state
multi-state
ethnic enclave
bi-national
ethnic enclave
ethnic exclave
irredentism
ethnic enclave
irredentism
stateless nation
ethnic exclave
stateless nation
multi-state nation
multi-national state
nation-state
