Exam 6: Political Geography: A Divided World

An intrusive piece of territory with a small outlet is a(n):

Which is NOT a narrow, elongated country?

The boundary between North Dakota and South Dakota is what kind of border?

Sea level rise has the potential to change coastlines and therefore also the area where states claim the sole rights to exploit natural resources. This area is referred to as the:

Dadaab, Kenya, is an example of a:

In the United States, the belief that the Pacific Ocean was the logical boundary for national expansion was expressed in:

How many states is the Australian continent home to?

The most powerful, ambitious, and successful supranational organization in the world is NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization).

Geographers talk about the world's "states," which many people also refer to as:

Stable countries often mark their provincial borders.

Mount Rushmore and the Statue of Liberty are examples of:

When geographers devise formal culture regions based on voting patterns, they are practicing:

The United States grew southward from a core area that was composed of a corridor between Maine and Boston.

The body of water closest to Tiwanaku was:

Nationalism springs from a learned or acquired attachment to region and place.

-Which two African countries does the map show were the last to achieve independence from colonial rule?

The effects of military activity and wars are always harmful to the natural environment.

Some supranational organizations represent the vestiges of collapsed empires.

The border between England and Scotland is home to which feature on the landscape?

During the European colonial period, the colonizers often trained select native peoples in European universities.