4.1-4.3 Notes Flashcards

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Q

What qualities must a state have?

A

Defined territory with borders, government, permanent population, and recognition from other states.

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What sort of political entity has no “true” examples?

A

Nation-states.

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3
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Define self-determination.

A

The right of ALL people to govern themselves.

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4
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What five events from history have occurred that drastically influenced our modern political map?

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The Berlin Conference, the Treaty of Versailles, the establishment of Israel, the Decolonization and Independence Movements, and the fall of the Soviet Union.

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5
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Define political power.

A

Control over people, land, and resources.

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Where is neocolonialism most common?

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In peripheral and semi-peripheral countries.

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What are choke points most vital for? What can they showcase?

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  1. Trade and commerce
  2. Political power and territoriality (certain countries can control choke points by closing and opening them)
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