Geogrussy Flashcards

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What are the MINT nations?

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Mexico
Indonesia
Nigeria
Turkey

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What are the BRIC nations?

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Brazil
Russia
India
China

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What is a superpower nation?

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A superpower nation is an extremely powerful country, especially one capable of influencing interational events, acts and policies of less powerful countries. It’s a power that can e felt all across the world

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What are the seven factors that make a country a superpower?

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Size
Population
Resources
Military power
Economic power
Cultural power
Political power

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How does population impact a country’s economic growth?

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A higher population can lead to more economic activities and greater workforce availability, which contributes to economic growth.

A larger population can also mean more consumers and potential markets for goods and services.

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Why are resources important for a country’s military?

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Resources allow a country to finance military operations and sustain its military capabilities during conflicts.

Countries with abundant resources can better support their military efforts and maintain readiness.

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What role does military power play in international relations?

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Military power influences alliances and conflicts, determining which countries may support or oppose one another.

Military strength can also affect the outcomes of wars and geopolitical stability.

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How does economic power affect a country’s influence?

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Economic power allows a country to control resources, sway political decisions, and support military capabilities during conflicts.

A strong economy can enhance a nation’s leverage in international negotiations.

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What is cultural (soft) power?

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Cultural (soft) power refers to the ability to influence others through cultural means such as media, music, and arts.

Countries can enhance their global image and attract followers through cultural exports.

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What is the significance of political power in a country?

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Political power determines governance and can influence public perception and international relations.

The effectiveness of a government can impact a nation’s stability and its citizens’ trust.

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Fill in the blank: The amount of _______ a country has is important for its economic and military strength.

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resources

Resources can include natural materials, financial assets, and technological capabilities.

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True or False: A country with access to nuclear weapons has no advantage in military conflicts.

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False

Access to nuclear weapons can provide a significant strategic advantage in military conflicts.

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What is a uni-polar world system?

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A uni-polar system is when most of the world regions, economic , social, cultural aspects are influence is held between a single state or country

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What is a bi-polar world system?

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A bi-polar world system is when a majority of the global economic, military and cultural influence is held between two states or countries

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What is the definition of an ecosystem

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An ecosystem is the study of the living and non-living things in an environment where the living things interact with each other and also with the non-living environment that they are found in.

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What is a multi-polar world system?

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A multi-polar system is when the worlds power is distributed between at least 3 significant poles

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What is the different between biotic and abiotic

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Biotic things are the living aspects which contain energy while abiotic things are the non-living surroundings

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What are some examples of biotic things in an ecosystem

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Decomposers-bacteria and algae, vegetation, detritivores-millipedes and worms, animals

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What are some examples of abiotic things in an ecosystem

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Soil, air, water, climate (temperature, water light) and dead plants and animals

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How did the British create such a massive empire?

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The reason for Britains massive empire is that their technological and industry was superior to others. Additionally their Navel army was powerful.

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What are plants that provide the energy for the entire ecosystem called

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The producers

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What conditions does decomposition happen the quickest

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Warm and wet conditions

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What part do dead plants and animals play in an ecosystem

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The minerals in their remains can be returned to the soil and taken up to trees for growth

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Why did Egypt not become a superpower?

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Egypt didn’t become a superpower due to it’s poor location causing there to be lack of natural life and also they didn’t have any dock on their coasts causing there to be poor trading posts.

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What is unique about the seasons in a rainforest
There are no real season as there isn't a difference between the length of day throughout the year
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What is the most important factor that affects the type of ecosystem the most
Climate
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Why was Britain known as 'The empire on which the sun never sets?
Britain was know by this because of the fact that the British owned so much land that there was always a place where the sun was shining
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What is colonialism?
Colonialism is the act of one nation controlling another for economic gain. And Example of colonialism was Britain's control over India
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What are convection currents
They are currents in the mantle that are the plate's source of movement. The source of heat driving the convection currents is radioactive decay