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| Politically organized territory by a sovereign gov. and recognized by international community. |
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| Political geography, sens of property and attachment toward the territory. |
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| Principle of international relations holds that final authority over social, economic, and political matters should rest w/ rulers. |
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| The right of a state to defend sovereign territory against incursion from other states. |
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| Peace in 1648 to end the 30 yrs. war. Treat contained new lang. recognized satehood, clearly defined borders, succurity. |
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| Buying raw material from colony, sell product back to make profit. |
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| Tightly knit group on people bonded by language, ethnicity, religion, etc. |
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| Nation and state co-exist |
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| Government that gives people ultimate sovereignty |
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| State with more than one nation within it's borders. |
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| Nation without a state. I.E. Palestinians. |
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| Ruling over domains for economic exploitations. |
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| Proponents of world systems theory view the world as much more than a sum total of the world's states. |
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| In the world economy, people, corporations & states produce goods and exchange them on the world market to gain profit. |
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| Placing a price on a good, buying and selling that good. |
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| Core, Periphery, and Semi-Periphery. Immanuel Wallerstein. Dif. levels of intelligence, $$$, and tech. |
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| US, Europe, Canada, Australia. I.E. People who program iPod settings, etc. |
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| Africa. I.E. gathering the raw materials needed to make the product. |
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| Russia, China, India. I.E. people who put the product together in a factory. |
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| Force within a state that unifies. |
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| Force that divides a state. |
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| Highly centralized, capital city focus of power. |
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| A way to govern a multinational state. |
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| Power going from central -- regional gov. in states. |
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| Each rep. is elected from a region. |
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| Districts are moved people of pop. shifts. |
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| Majority-Minority Districts |
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| Packed districts where the majority comes from the minority. |
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| Redistricting for an advantage during elections. |
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| Place that cuts through rocks, and soil through the ground raises up to the sky. |
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| Grids used to map out boundaries. |
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| Physical-Political Boundaries |
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| Boundaries that follow an agreed upon feature in physical geographic landscape. |
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