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Political Geography
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Political culture learned and shared how / what we think about politics communism, democracy, conservatives, liberals, democrats, republicans, theocracies, secular states, territoriality,
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Political Landscape How political culture is reflected on the landscape Examples:
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Our View of the World
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Election Results
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Campaign Headquarters
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Election Signs (lawn ornaments)
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Political Buildings
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Monuments
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Land Division System
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Borders and Flags
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Duty Free Shop
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Territoriality a sense of ownership mark your territory
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Fences are one of the most common ways to show / mark territory.
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Sovereignty final authority over social, economic, and political matters rest with the independent state Sovereignty can be exerted subtly or more forcefully. Examples: …
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Canadian scientific expedition to the Arctic
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Canadian Coast Guard providing ice-breaking service
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SS Manhattan & the Northwest Passage
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The Canadian Coast Guard ship John A. MacDonald accompanied the SS Manhattan on its voyage through the Northwest Passage to support Canada’s claim to control of the Passage.
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Search and Rescue missions off our coast
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Canada’s new submarines will help patrol our vast Coastline, and our 200 mile limit. (over fishing, pollution, ….)
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Brandenburg Gate separating E and W Berlin
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Border of Pakistan and India The ‘security barrier’ / ‘wall’ separating the West bank from Israel
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Parts of the 100+ km of wall separating the U.S. and Mexico
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U.S. – Mexico border crossing
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Political Morphology Shape Size Relative Location
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Shape Prorupt, Protruded Perforated Fragmented Compact Elongated
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Size & Relative Location
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Nation State Nation-state
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Kurds Nation (a group of people)
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State (country)
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Nation – state (a country occupied by 1 group of people)
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Stateless nations Kurdistan
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Palestine
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Inuit:a nation ?
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A state for the Inuit nation ? Devolution ?
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Centripetal Forces unite a country examples: …. Centrifugal Forces divide a country examples: ….
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What is a key centripetal force here ?
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What was a key centrifugal force here ?
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Supranationalism 2 or more countries form a common union for economic, military, or political cooperation in order to promote shared objectives Examples of supranational organizations: ….
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United Nations
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NAFTA
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NATO
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Arab League
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Devolution the process whereby regions within a state demand and gain political strength and growing autonomy at the expense of the central government Examples of devolution: …...
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Canada & Quebec
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U.S.S.R.
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Former Yugoslavia
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Scotland Act 1998 (creation of new Scottish parliament giving Scotland greater authority)
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