Introduction to Political Geography [AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY] Unit 4 Topic 1 (4.1)

This video is the first of many videos to come that go over the information in unit 4 of AP Human Geography. In this video we will go over the different types of political organizations/ political entities. While watching this video you will learn about city-states, empires, estates, nation-states, the concept of nations, self-determination, multinational states, multistate nations, stateless nations, autonomous/ semi autonomous regions and more! Plus there will be a whole lot of examples and real world connections to help you better understand the concepts!

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[MrSinn]

The answers to the practice questions are below. Just click on "Read more". Be sure to leave a comment and let me know if you understand how all of these political entities work!






1.E
2.A
3.C
4.A
5.C
6. D
7.A multinational state has multiple ethnic groups inside of it, however, they are all part of one state. While a multistate nation has a nation spread out over multiple states, meaning that a large group of people with a shared culture are located in a variety of countries.
8. A city-state is an ancient state that originated in the fertile crescent. City-states were sovereign, in which a town controlled the internal and external affairs of the town and the surrounding countryside


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[banana]

7:08 Technically, you're right Mr. Sinn, but I feel that the Kurds would be a great example of Stateless Nation. I don't know why, but I think that due to the leadership of Mustafa Kemal (with the Turks) fought successfully to spread their power and culture within the Kurds areas.

[SaylemCat]

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[haileyrobins]

Wait, so is a multistate nation just when like a culture is over multiple nations?Also isn’t the U.K. A Multistate nation, how so? Is a multinational when multiple cultures are in one nation?( like the U.S.)

[Khoinguyen-ygul]

Can an autonomous region be considered a stateless nation ?

[banana]

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[lukeobbink]

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[gianellacruz]

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[عمادأبوزامل-مع]

I want information about river borders

[kam]

What what the united states fall under?

[suzukikumar]

The more the shape of a nation will be circular the more it will be easier to manage border of a nation and the geographer also have given formula to calculate the degree of shericitybof a nation which I read in geographical practica in pg prog in college which I m unable to recollect I think he was from France ofcourse I search on internet but fail however I had read on internet during college course plez tell me his name

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who else is here from Mr. Jordan's class?

[vel_tharma]

Tamils is the largest stateless nation with a population of 76 million double that of Kurds.