Political Geography
What is a potential solution for managing migrants' cultural assimilation in new host nations?
Obligating migrants to fully adopt the host nation's culture.
Encouraging return migration.
Imposing strict immigration limits.
Including multicultural education in national curriculums.
How might the demographic transition model differ between a high-income, developed region and a low-income, developing region during the second stage of the model?
The developed region would have higher birth rates as economic prosperity encourages larger family sizes.
Both regions would see an increase in elderly population due to advancements in medical technologies available globally.
There would be no significant difference between regions, as cultural factors are more influential than economic development.
The developing region would likely experience a rapid decline in death rates due to basic healthcare improvements, while birth rates remain high.
How do exclusive economic zones (EEZs) affect the spatial extent of state sovereignty?
Shrink recognized national territory by encouraging shared governance over waterways
Allow foreign military presence without restriction in adjacent waters
Extend territorial sea up to 200 nautical miles off the coast for resource rights
Limit state control strictly within land borders disregarding marine spaces
How might the shape of a prorupted state benefit its access and control over resources compared to other state shapes?
Enhanced defense capabilities due to narrow extensions
Easier internal administration because of centralized governance
Increased access due to extended territory reaching key areas
More uniform cultural identity across its territory
What is the main reason for territorial disputes in political geography?
Encouraging migration
Control over resources
Establishing national parks
Promoting tourism
What could be an effective strategy against the political manipulation of ethnolinguistic diversity within a nation?
Abolishing any form of regional autonomy or decentralization.
Separating different ethnic groups into designated regions.
Implementing policies that protect minority languages and cultures.
Encouraging a single, national language for all citizens.
How does devolution impact political geography?
By increasing unity and reducing regional differences in a country.
By transferring political power from central authority to subnational levels, leading to changes in territorial control.
By causing economic instability leading to changes in population distribution across regions
By causing rapid expansion of national borders for more influence over neighboring countries.

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Why might certain viewpoints argue against globalization from a political geography standpoint?
It encourages peaceful resolution of territorial disputes.
It promotes universal acceptance of democratic governance systems.
It may lead to loss of national sovereignty and cultural diversity.
It facilitates equal distribution of resources among countries worldwide.
Which is the force that unifies people or brings people together in a country?
Devolution
Balkanization
Centrifugal Force
Centripetal Force
What does territory refer to in political geography?
An area of land under jurisdiction of a ruler or state
Natural environment untouched by humans
An individual's personal space
The entire populated area on earth