APHG Unit 4 - Political Patterns and Processes

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A specific ethnic group believes that they should have their own independent nation or state based on shared culture, language, or heritage

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Ethnonationalism

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A country where the government can't control its land, provide basic services, or keep people safe, leading to chaos and instability

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1. Failed state

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Multiple ethnic groups or cultures live within the same borders

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Multinational state

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Ethnic or cultural groups living in more than one state

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Multistate nation

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A group of people with a common identity through shared cultural traits such as language, religion, ethnicity, and heritage

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Nation

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The belief that one's nation or group is superior to others

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Nationalism

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the borders of a nation match the borders the state; a state with usually only one nation within it

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Nation-state

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An area within a country that has some independence to govern itself, but doesn't have full control

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Semiautonomous region

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A political entity with it own government, borders, and the authority to make and enforce laws; Can be a country or a region within a country

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State

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Nations of people without a state to occupy

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Stateless nation