Select the best answer A Frontier......
Zone where no state exercises complete political control
tangible geographic area
provides an area of separation
All of the amove
Select the best answer A Boundary ...............
is infinitely thin, invisible and imaginary line
bring the neighbouring states into direct contact
all of the above
increses intentional for (violent) face to face meetings
A Boundary is a zone where no state experience complete political control
Check all that apply Frontiers have been replaced with boundaries except in
Anarctica
Germany
Mexico
Arabian Peninsula
A natural boundary is
physical
mountains
water
deserts
airports
earthquakes
An artificial boundary includes geometric(latitude), religious, language, political, factors
are drawn across an area before it is well (Western World (Canada&US)
Subsequent= drawn after development of the (N/S Ireland)
An example of an artificial boundary is:
The boarder between North Korea and South Korea
The Himalayas (mountains) between Nepal and Chine
None of the above
All of the above
Select all that apply Natural boundaries can be found in:
The Himalayas between Nepal and China
The Andes- extend though Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina
Pyrenees mountains between Spain and France
The Sahara desert- part of many countries in reality: Libya, Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia, Chad, Morocco, Eritrea, Niger, Mauritania, Mali, and the Sudan
Josip Broz Tito led the faction to fight against Nazi rule in
The Doctrine of - every nation has the right to its own state where it can express its unique culture ; everybody belongs to a nation .
French Settlers introduced Catholicism to Canada in the 1600's
Select all that apply: Nation signifies
more than the existence of boundaries of political institutions
includes a cultural group that shares a common language, heritage, culture and set of values
the group must not have any have political presence
existence of social boundaries
assimilation refers to a process by which a persons come to resemble these of another group.
Religious wars are
less violent than others since combatants are fighting for religious freedoms; they often believe that their combative efforts will be rewarded in the here after
are more bloody than others since combatants are driven with a religious fervours; they often believe that their combative efforts will be rewarded
religious wars do not exist; religion is always peacful
religious wars are not driven by anything other than god
Diffusion is the process in which an or is from one individual or group to another across a space
Relocation Diffusion
physically carried to new areas by migrating individuals or population that process it
physically changed to new areas by immigrating individuals or population that process it
mentally carried to new areas by transporting individuals or population that process it
mentally carried to new areas by religion
Expansion Diffusion involves:
the spread of money and wealth to new cultures
the spread of an item or idea from one place to another
the spread of knowledge to your peer
the cheese spread Philadelphia
Hierarchical diffusion is the process of
categorizing people into a hierarchy to create a hierarchical diffusion chart
transferring ideas first between larger places and prominent people and only later to smaller- less important pointer people
a fundamental idea, though not a specific trait itself stimulates imitative behaviour within a population
none of the above
