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What are political boundaries?
What are political boundaries?
- Geographical features
- Dividing lines within a single country
- Both A and B (correct)
- Dividing lines between countries
What is a superimposed boundary?
What is a superimposed boundary?
A boundary that has been imposed on an area by an outside or conquering power.
What is a subsequent boundary?
What is a subsequent boundary?
A political boundary that developed contemporaneously with the evolution of the cultural landscape.
What defines an antecedent boundary?
What defines an antecedent boundary?
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What is a geometric boundary?
What is a geometric boundary?
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What characterizes a consequent boundary?
What characterizes a consequent boundary?
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Study Notes
Political Boundaries
- Political boundaries mark the divisions between various political entities like countries, states, provinces, counties, and cities.
Superimposed Boundary
- A superimposed boundary is established by an external power, often disregarding the cultural or ethnic lines present in the area.
Subsequent Boundary
- Subsequent boundaries evolve alongside significant elements of the cultural landscape, adapting as societies and demographics change over time.
Antecedent Boundary
- An antecedent boundary exists prior to the establishment of cultural landscapes, remaining unchanged even as populations move into the surrounding regions.
Geometric Boundary
- Geometric boundaries are defined by straight lines or arcs without considering the natural landscape or cultural differences present in the area.
Consequent Boundary
- A consequent boundary aligns with cultural divides, such as those based on religion or language, reflecting the social and cultural distinctions within the region.
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