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Stateless nation.
Frontier.
Core.
Heartland.
Functional.
Mesopotamia.
Northern India.
Greece.
Roman Empire.
Mayan.
Nation.
State.
Frontier.
Territoriality.
Colony.
Nationalism.
Sovereignty.
Citizenship.
Centrifugalism.
Imperialism.
Is a territory established by international agreement or military force.
Is a cultural concept implying a group of people occupying a particular territory and unified by shared beliefs.
The portion of the earth's surface containing a permanent population.
Is a political entity, with sovereignty over its own territory.
Is a group of people living in an enclave of a city.
Mexicans.
Palestinians.
British.
English.
Russians.
Circular with the capital located in the center of the state.
Long narrow state with population concentrated in one region of the state.
One state is completely within the boundaries of another state.
State separated by a physical boundary or body of water.
Size of the state is very small compared to other states.
Chile.
Japan.
Mexico.
South Africa.
Poland.
Compact.
Prorupt.
Elongated.
Perforated.
Fragmented.
France.
Chile.
Indonesia.
Australia.
China.
Compact.
Prorupted.
Elongated.
Perforated.
Fragmented.
Namibia.
South Africa.
China.
Poland.
United Kingdom.
France.
Brazil.
Italy.
Egypt.
Australia.
Russia.
Brazil.
Italy.
South Africa.
Australia.
They are likely to be the wealthiest state in their region.
They are at a commercial and strategic disadvantage.
Interior locations are more difficult to defend.
Relations with neighboring countries are not as important as for maritime countries.
There are more landlocked states in the world than maritime states.
Australia.
Mongolia.
Italy.
Israel.
Peru.
The Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) provisions increasing the resources and economic viability of these states.
Decreased the importance of micro-states in the global economy.
Placed more restrictive sea access limits on micro-states than the macro states like the United States.
Increasingly marginalized the locations and power of micro-states.
Encouraged the low-lying micro states to vacate territory because of rising sea levels.
Kurdish.
Jewish.
French.
Spanish.
Polish.
Japan.
New Zealand.
Serbia.
United States.
Saudi Arabia.
Canada.
El Salvador.
Madagascar.
Soviet Union.
Mongolia.
They are difficult to cross.
They create a visible, physical border between states.
Mountain regions are usually sparsely populated.
Mountains are relatively permanent.
They are often the source area for natural resources.
Water creates a visible boundary.
Resource allocation can become a source of conflict.
Water creates relatively consistent boundaries over time.
Water provides protection against invasion.
Oceans create a buffer between states.
They are difficult to cross.
They create a visible, physical border between states.
Deserts contain natural resources.
Desert regions are usually sparsely populated.
Deserts are relatively permanent.
Cyprus.
Australia.
Sri Lanka.
Indonesia.
Falklands.
United States.
Peru.
Australia.
France.
United Kingdom.
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