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City-state Prorupted State sovereignty Balance of Power Anocracy Population City-state Self-Determination hearth Migration Urbanization Has an arm to the ocean or a resource Ethnicities have the right to govern themselves Ability to govern your own territoy Geography GPS Prorupted State sovereignty Balance of Power Anocracy Boundary Invisible line to mark a state’s territory Equal strength between two countries Mix of democratic and autocratic City +countryside State Borders + people + government + sovereignty Human Geography Terrorism Unitary state Most power is in the hands of the central government Use of violence to intimidate a population mapping Territory legally tied to a sovereign state Colonialism Compact state Autocracy Establishing settlements is another territory Front of Game Pieces Boundary line to center varies very little Colony Ruler holds all the power in the country power is in the hands of the local governments Most Globalization Caul Sauer Confederal state Worlds largest state World wide influence Russia GIS Democracy Elongated State Federal State Made up of disconnected parts

Does not have direct outlet to the sea Frontier Microstate Power lies with the people Skinny + long Power is shared between federal and local governments Encompasses a very small land area Physical boundary Fragmented State World smallest state Relict boundary Rio Grande River No longer used Urban models World Systems Theory Vatican city Zone separating two states Gerrymandering Landlocked State Manipulating legislative boundaries to remain in power Does not have direct outlet to the sea Frontier Microstate organization to deal with problems Global Walter Christaller Cultural boundary United Nations Not part of a sovereign state officially Man made Antarctica Divided government Contains more than one ethnicity Land and ethnicity correspond Multinational state Perforated state Front of Game Pieces Contains two or more ethnicities who coexist Multiethnic state Completely surrounds another state Nation-state Geometric boundary Succession of empires USSR Services Fertile Crescent Former Soviet Union Straight line Pyramid Model Ethnic Demarcation latitude Aozou Strip