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SOUTHEAST ASIA -I (CHAPTER 10: 493-507)
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MAJOR GEOGRAPHIC QUALITIES A FRAGMENTED REALM OF NUMEROUS ISLAND COUNTRIES AND PENINSULAS EXHIBITS CHARACTERISTICS OF A SHATTER BELT POLITICAL INSTABILITY AND CONFLICT CLUSTERED POPULATION PATTERNS POOR INTRAREGIONAL COMMINICATIONS CULTURAL FRAGMENTATION (COMPLEX ETHNIC, LINGUISTIC, AND RELIGIOUS PATTERNS)
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SOUTHEAST ASIA
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ETHNICITY
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COLONIAL SPHERES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
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POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY A SYSTEMATIC FIELD IN GEOGRAPHY THAT FOCUSES ON THE SPATIAL EXPRESSIONS OF POLITICAL BEHAVIOR KEY TERMS –SUPRANATIONALISM –BALKANIZATION –IRREDENTISM –GEOPOLITICS –DEVOLUTION FRIEDRICH RATZEL (1844 - 1904)
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POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY (CONTINUED) STATE TERRITORIAL MORPHOLOGY –COMPACT- CAMBODIA –PROTRUDED (EXTENDED)- THAILAND –ELONGATED (ATTENUATED)- VIETNAM –FRAGMENTED- PHILLIPINES –PERFORATED- SOUTH AFRICA THE IMPACT OF SHAPE?
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SHAPES OF STATES Chile South Africa ELONGATED PERFORATED FRAGMENTED COMPACT Malaysia Thailand PROTRUDED Poland
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COMPACT STATE Cambodia A politico-geographic term to describe a state that possesses a circular, oval, or rectangular territory in which the distance from the center to any point on the boundary exhibits little variation Cambodia, Uruguay, and Poland are examples.
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ELONGATED STATE Vietnam A state whose territory is decidedly long and narrow; its length is at least six times greater than its average width Chile, Vietnam, and Laos are classic examples.
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PROTRUDED STATE Thailand A type of territorial shape that exhibits a narrow, elongated land extension leading away from the main body of the territory Thailand and Myanmar are leading examples.
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FRAGMENTED STATE A state whose territory consists of several separated parts, not a contiguous whole The individual parts may be isolated from each other by the land area of other states or by international waters. Philippines and Indonesia are also examples. Malaysia
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POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY (CONTINUED) BOUNDARIES –DEFINITION VS DELIMITATION VS DEMARCATION –MORPHOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATIONS GEOMETRIC PHYSIOGRAPHIC ANTHROPOGEOGRAPHIC –GENETIC CLASSIFICATIONS ANTECEDENT SUBSEQUENT SUPERIMPOSED RELICT
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GENETIC CLASSIFICATIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
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ANTECEDENT INDONESIA MALAYSIA BRUNEI
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SUPERIMPOSED INDONESIA PAPUA NEW GUINEA
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RELICT BOUNDARY VIETNAM Former North Former South
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SUBSEQUENT BOUNDARY Laos China South China Sea VIETNAM
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SOUTHEAST ASIA -I (CHAPTER 10: 493-507)
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