Types of Boundaries

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Lara Henry
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Geography
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9th Grade - University
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1.
Multiple Choice
Boundary imposed on an area by a conquering or colonizing power that in unconcerned about pre-existing cultural patterns. It ignores the existing cultures and is usually established by a higher authority to satisfy the demands of a super power.
Cultural
Superimposed
Subsequent
Relic
Antecedent
2.
Multiple Choice
This is an example of which type of boundary?
Subsequent
Symmetric
Geometric
Cultural
Physical
3.
Multiple Choice
These boundaries are drawn before a significant number of people actually live in the territory. The Western states of the US would be an example of this.
Antecedent
Physical
Cultural
Geographic
Relic
4.
Multiple Choice
These boundaries exist where borders are shifting and weak. No state has complete political control of the area.
Cultural
Antecedent
Geographic
Frontiers
Geometric
5.
Multiple Choice
The Arabian Peninsula, Antartica, and Amazonia are all examples of this type of boundary.
Physical
Frontiers
Geometric
Subsequent
Cultural
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