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| the political never center of the country, nation headquarters |
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| the opposite of centripetal |
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| the force that promotes unity with states |
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| projected european power into the non european world |
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| the heartland, most productive area |
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| geopgraphy of representation, subfield, that deals with various spatial aspects of voting stystem and behavior |
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| political territorial system where in a centural government represents the various entitions that share common interest |
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| political territorial system where in a centural government represents the various entitions that share common interest |
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| capitol city a contested territory to show its theirs |
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| restricting for advantage, dividing into areas into electorol districts to give one party an electorol majority |
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| a state that posses more than one core or dominant region |
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| countries largest city, usually the capitol city, most expensive |
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| the coastal rim of Eurasia, said by Nicholas Spykman, key to power he said |
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| have greater alligiance to their tribe then their country |
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| a nation state that had a eutrated government and administration that excersises power equally over all parts of the state |
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