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| Physical Separation of different races into different geographic areas |
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| process by which a state breaks down through conflicts among its ethnicities |
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| a term used to describe a small geographic area that connot be maintained because there are too mant confliciting ethnicities |
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| a real estate strategy to flip a neighborhood from black to white, or opposite. |
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| anything that raises nationalism of a country |
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| the systematic killing of an ethnicity |
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| identity with a group of people who share common cultural values from a particular hearth |
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| many different ethnicities contribute to the formation of a single nationality |
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| two ethnic groups that agree to coexist peacefully, regarding eachother as separate nationalities |
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| loyalty and devotion to ones own nation/state |
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| identity with a group of people with shared traits |
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| a state whose territory corresponds with an ethnicity |
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| a group of people who identify with a common ancestral background |
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| the belief that race primarily determines character and human worth |
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| a person who prescribes to the beliefs of racism |
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| the concepts that ethnicites have the right to govern themselves |
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| a person who works a field rented from someone else, and pays rents by giving up a portion of his crops |
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| a trade pattern between euope, america, and Africa |
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a condition of roughly equal opposing sides
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| the extent of a state's territory |
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| A sovereign State that compromises of a town and surrounding country side |
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| a territory that is legally tied to a sovereign state rather than being completly independent |
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| an effort by a country to impose its political, economic, and cultural views on another territory |
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| where all boundary lines are approx. the same distance away from the center |
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| state with a long narrow shape. Chile |
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| Allocates strong power to the local governments within the state |
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| several discontinous pieces of territory |
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| an area that no state excersices complete control over |
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| redrawing political lines in favor of one party |
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| control of a territory that has already been inhabited |
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| a state that doesnt have any surrounding bodies of water |
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| States with a very small land area |
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| a state that complety surrounds another state |
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| a state that completly surrounds another state |
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| a state that has a protrusion usually for resources |
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| independence from control of its internal affairs by other states |
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| an area controlled by a political unit and ruled by an established government over its internal and foreign affairs. |
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| places most power into the hands of the central government |
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