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AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY UNIT 4
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Political Geography
The study of the spatial aspects of political affairs
Territoriality
Strong attachment to or defensive control of a place or an area
Sovereignty
Supreme authority of a state over its own affairs and freedom fr control by outside forces
State
Same thing as country
1. Has specific territory, set boundaries
2. Permanent population
3. Recognized as a state by other states
4. Government with authority over international affairs
Nation
Group of people with shared beliefs/identity
Multinational state
Population consists of two or more nations ex: brazil
Nation-state
Boundaries of a nation coincide with the boundaries of the state and the people share a sense of political unity
EX: Japan
Stateless nation
Group of people with shared identity but without a country
Boundary
Vertical plane that fixes the territory of a state
Territorial seas
The boundaries of coastal states that extend offshore
*rarely exceed 19kg (12mi)
EEZS (exclusive economic zones)
Allows for a country to manage the resources in the waters and ocean floor within the area of their EEZ
Physiographic boundary
Follows an natural feature such as a river or mountain
Geometric boundary
Are drawn as straight lines and sometimes follow lines of latitude or longitude
Ethnographic boundary
May be based on one or more cultural traits such as religion, language l, or ethnicity
Relic boundary
No longer exists! A result from changes in the ways that geographic space is administrated overtime
EX: the Great Wall of China