Unit 4

Question 1

Antecedent Boundaries

Answer 1

boundaries defined before the present-day human landscape was formed and a large population was present

(the borders often follow physical features like mountains and rivers.)

Question 2

Consequent Boundaries

Answer 2

political boundaries established to mitigate/relieve existing cultural or economic differences

Yugoslavia breaking up by differing cultures

Question 3

Subsequent Boundaries

Answer 3

boundary created after people have settled based on religious, ethnic, linguistic, and economic differences

Question 4

Relics Boundary

Answer 4

a boundary that still exists on the physical landscape, but isn’t used anymore

Berlin Wall

Question 5

Territoriality

Answer 5

attempt to control, affect, or influence people by delimiting and asserting control over a defined area.

control or ownership over a defined area to protect from external forces

ex) fences, walls, flags, symbols

Question 6

Neocolonialism

Answer 6

powerful countries using economic or cultural powers to control or influence other countries, usually developing ones

Question 7

Ethnonationalism

Answer 7

a state having one common that creates a sense of pride and ties the community together

when a state’s national identity is based on a common ethnicity

Question 8

Imperialism

Answer 8

the idea of growing a state or empire through force over other nations( to gain economic and political power without establishing settlements.)

Question 9

Colonialism

Answer 9

the practice of acquiring territories and settling there to exert political, economic, and social control over the area