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AIM: where are states located? Nation Sovereign state State Country Nation State Territory Colony Frontier
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AIM: why is it significant for any nation to possess a state of their own? Nation Sovereign state State Country Nation State Territory Colony Frontier
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Questions What is a nation? … country? … state? … nation-state? … city-state? … micro-state? … colony? Remember …ethnicity? …race? …nation (nationality)?
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Examples Japan France Canada USA Australia Arabs Zulus Ibos … Which of the previous are nations? Does an American nation exist? TWE, does the nation state exist? What about Italian Americans?
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Compare Japan… to
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The Peoples Republic of China (PRC) (China) Very different
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USA?
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p.207 What is this country?
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Just BTW p.191
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The attempt to legitimize one’s existence… Mapping your “land” i.e.: country, state, etc. legitimizes your existence. BTW, remember irredentism? Germany?
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South Sudan Search p.191>
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Look for Somaliland
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p.204
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Where is Kurdistan?
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p.206
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What does Balkanization mean? p.181 What’s the connection between Balkanization and nationalism? What’s the connection between any nation, nationalism and their state?
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Microstates Somewhat subjective criteria… Must be sovereign states. Micro state vs. City-state
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Microstates of sorts…
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Doesn’t include colonies, territories, overseas departments etc.
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Territories, Colonies, and Frontiers Overseas Departments, Protectorates, and “Commonwealths.” And
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Under jurisdiction of another sovereign state.
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What about the UK? UK United Kingdom England Scotland Ireland Northern Ireland Wales Britain Great Britain The British Isles
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http://geocurrents.info/geopolitics/key-to-map-of-geopolitical-anomalies Subjective Opinion
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Fin
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Use your atlas to identify other microstates
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