Political Organizations & Geography [AP Human Geography Unit 4 Topic 1] (4.1)

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:32 What is a State?
1:34 City-State
1:58 Empires & Estates
2:18 What is a Nation?
2:45 State & Nation
3:05 Nation-State
3:30 Self-Determination
3:57 Multinational State
4:31 Multistate Nation
5:02 Stateless Nation
6:11 Autonomous Region
6:29 Semi-Autonomous Region
7:09 Practice Quiz

Skills in this video:
PSO-4.A
For world political maps:
a. Define the different types
of political entities.
b. Identify a contemporary
example of political
entities.

PSO-4.A.1
Independent states are the primary building
blocks of the world political map.

PSO-4.A.2
Types of political entities include nations,
nation-states, stateless nations, multinational
states, multistate nations, and autonomous and
semiautonomous regions, such as American
Indian reservations.

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[MrSinn]

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1.D
2.C
3.B
4. A multinational state is made up of two or more different nations that have agreed to coexist as one state, while maintaining their cultural heritage. A multistate nation is a nation that does have a home state and is also located in other states in the region or around the world.
5. Power and control. Autonomous regions have a higher degree of self-governance compared to semi-autonomous regions. Semi-autonomous regions will see the national state interfere more in their day to day lives, compared to autonomous regions which are often left alone.
6. C
7.C

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[eliasalvarez]

I'm taking my final exam and this will be very thankful. thanks.

[B-]

Got my unit 4 exam (MCQ, FRQ’s are tomorrow) in two days, and my first semester grade is relying on this, as well as my relationship with my mom because parent teacher conferences are soon, so I’ll come back in two days to inform you all whether or not my life is in shambles
Edit: got a 36/55 on the MCQ, but the class average was so bad our teacher let us do corrections, and I ended up with an 82%

[hanmingsun]

Thank you! This will help me a lot on my midterm! Keep up the good work!

[uupadhyaya]

The College Board has a question in AP Classroom that indicates Native American reservations as semi-autonomous regions. I have taught it as semi-autonomous but I Can see it both ways. Your take?

[maddielynch]

THANK YOU SOO MUCH! I was really struggling and now I feel like I finally understand unit 4. Don't know what I would. do without this.

[tanman]

1. D
2. C
3. B

4a. A multinational state is a state that consists of multiple nations that have agreed to live peacefully together as one state

4b. A multistate nation is a nation that has a significant percentage of their population located in multiple states

5. Autonomous regions have a high degree of freedom and self governance over their region while Semi-autonomous have a moderate degree of self governance over their region

6. C
7. C

[lukelace]

D, C, B, multiple nations that coexist in a state and a nation that stretches over multiple states, autonomous has no self governance semi has some self governance, C, C,

[patrickmokris]

If a nation has to be recognizes by a state as a state to become a state, how was their ever a

[vincentthai]

Can you make a summary review for unit 3?

[akashsindhanur]

When can we expect the full unit 4 to be finished?

[jakemenlo]

Got my unit 4 exam tomorrow morning for final (MCQ and FRQ) tmr and is really relying on this for my first semester grade. Wish me luck! Will comment on whether I got a good score or not :)

[Soopadawg]

Bruh, this was extremely high quality as usual. Also, can i get a heart?

[Cameron-guou]

What is the answer to the first question?... I knew the other ones

[arjunator]

Dcb
Multinational state is a state with multiple nations/cultures ethnic groups.
Multi state nation is a nation/culture spread across multiple states. Autonomous region can govern themselves in a sense and have some power, but semi autonomous have barely any power and the government can decide what to do with them.
C
C

[clines_]

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[zhubajie]

I think you missed an important point on state sovereignty. A state may have the right to govern its internal affairs but that does not mean that international relations with other states may be changed by the action of a state because of its internal affairs. China, Iran, North Korea, etc. come to mind for human rights violations.

[MKAnimates]

1. D
2. C
3. B

4a. A multinational state is a state that consists of multiple nations that have agreed to live peacefully together as one state

4b. A multistate nation is a nation that has a significant percentage of their population located in multiple states

5. Autonomous regions have a high degree of freedom and self governance over their region while Semi-autonomous have a moderate degree of self governance over their region

6. C
7. C

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