APHG Unit 4 Escape Room

APHG Unit 4 Escape Room

This unit addresses the political organization of the world. Building on knowledge of populations and cultural patterns learned in previous units, students examine the contemporary political map and the impact of territoriality on political power and on issues of identity for peoples. Students also look at the different types of political boundaries, how they function, and their scale, as they consider both internal and international boundaries.

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01 Quiz

Introduction

02 Find!

Index

Collect all the numbers by completing each of the challenges, and enter them in order in the final section to finish the game.

04 Follow the series

03 Correct image

Reward

UNIT 4 BIG IDEAS

QUIZ

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question 1/5

Participation in the United Nations serves the useful purpose of committing states to

respect and acceptance of present political boundaries.

participation in a loan program for poorer countries.

an international standard of behavior.

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Explanation: The United Nations is an international organization founded in 1945 after the Second World War by 51 countries committed to maintaining international peace and security, developing friendly relations among nations and promoting social progress, better living standards and human rights.

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Because it is culturally homogeneous, Japan would be an example of a

nation

stateless nation

nation-state

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Explanation: Japan is also traditionally seen as an example of a nation state and also the largest of the nation states, with population in excess of 120 million. Japan has a small number of minorities such as Ryūkyū peoples, Koreans and Chinese, and on the northern island of Hokkaidō, the indigenous Ainu minority.

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QUESTION 3/5

According to the 2010 census, Texas gained 4 congressional seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. The seats were gained through the process of

reapportionment.

gerrymandering.

territorial representation.

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Explanation: Reapportionment is the redistribution of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives based on changes in population. ... As states change population at different rates, the number of those 435 seats each one holds can go up or down—that is reapportionment.

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QUESTION 4/5

The definition of a state's boundary includes...

Airspace only

Surface, airspace and subsoil

Surface only

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Explanation: Boundaries are vertical planes that extend into the sub-soil and airspace of a state. They are not just lines on the surface of the Earth.

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QUESTION 5/5

A conflict over the sharing of the water in the Kaveri River between the south Indian states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu would best be classified as a(n)

locational boundary dispute

operational boundary dispute

allocational boundary dispute

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Explanation: An allocational boundary dispute is a dispute over the right to resources. An allocational dispute arises from both natural resources, such as water from a common source, and commercial resources, such as oil from beneath bordering land.

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FIND!

From among all the statements you discover,click only on the correct ones

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China is an example of a current core country.

Quebec, Canada is a great example of ethnocultural devolution

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Devolution is the breaking apart of a state.

Yugoslavia was a prime example of a stateless nation

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North Korea is an example of a federal state

Japan is an example of a unitary state

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The UK is an example of a federal state

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The United States is an example of a unitary state

Germany is an example of a unitary state

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An example of a supranational organization is the UK

The goal of the Berlin Conference was to redraw European boundaries.

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Korean is an example of multistate nation

Israel is an example of a stateless nation

Superimposed boundaries are boundaries that existed before human settlement

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CORRECT IMAGE

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Which image depicts the practice of gerrymandering?

WHich image is an example of a geometric boundary?

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Which map depicts the larger scale?

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Which image depicts the idea of nationalism?

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Which map is an example of a cartogram?

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serieS

Choose the answer that best completes the series

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Establishing a Boundary

Delimit

Demarcate

Define

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Administrate

Destroy

Delineate

Aquire

The Four requirements of a state are...

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Some form of government

Permanent Population

Defined territority

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Infrastructure

A Consitution

An Economic Plan

Recognition from other States

Examples of Economic SUpranational Organizations

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European Union

USMCA

OPEC

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Warsaw Pact

NATO

ASEAN

United Nations

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