AP Human Geography—Unit 4 Vocabulary Ethnic and Political Geography Chapter 7—Ethnicity Apartheid Ethnicity Racism Balkanization Ethnic cleansing Racist Balkanized Levittown Self-determination Blockbusting Multi-ethnic state Sharecropper Centripetal force Multinational state Triangular slave trade Cultural Landscape Nationalism White Flight De Jure Segregation Nationality Zionism De Facto Segregation Nation-state Ethnic cleansing Race Chapter 8—Political Geography Alliance Frontier Organization of Petroleum Annexation Gerrymandering Exporting Countries Balance of Power Heartland (OPEC) Boundary Imperialism Perforated state Centrifugal force Landlocked state Prorupted state Centripetal force Mercantilism Ratzel's organic theory Colonialism/colonization Microstate Reapportionment Compact state Nongovernmental Redistrcting Core area organizations Sovereignty Democratization (NGOs) State Elongated North American Free Trade Stateless nation Enclave Agreement (NAFTA) Supranationalism European Union North Atlantic Treaty Territorial seas Exclave Organization Terrorism Federal state (NATO) Unitary system Fragmented United Nations Some Important Notes About Vocabulary—in general not just this list: Not all the terms are in the book. The terms that are not will be discussed in class. You are responsible for any information discussed in class (or in any assigned readings) that pertain to these terms when it comes to taking a vocabulary quiz. The vocabulary quizzes are NOT typically based on definitions straight from the glossary. Rather than memorizing a book definition that may or may not mean something to you, your goal should be to know everything you can about each term and understand how it relates to what you already know as well as how it relates to the other terms on the list. Your task is to learn the terms as you go rather than waiting until the night before a quiz. Remember, our goal here is to acquire and retain knowledge and understanding. Cramming doesn’t do much to help accomplish this goal.
AP Human Geography—Unit 4 Vocabulary Ethnic and Political Geography Chapter 7—Ethnicity Apartheid Balkanization Balkanized Blockbusting Centripetal force Cultural Landscape De Jure Segregation De Facto Segregation Ethnic cleansing Ethnicity Ethnic cleansing Levittown Multi-ethnic state Multinational state Nationalism Nationality Nation-state Race Racism Racist Self-determination Sharecropper Triangular slave trade White Flight Zionism Chapter 8—Political Geography Alliance Annexation Balance of Power Boundary Centrifugal force Centripetal force Colonialism/colonization Compact state Core area Democratization Elongated Enclave European Union Exclave Federal state Fragmented Frontier Gerrymandering Heartland Imperialism Landlocked state Mercantilism Microstate Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Perforated state Prorupted state Ratzel's organic theory Reapportionment Redistrcting Sovereignty State Stateless nation Supranationalism Territorial seas Terrorism Unitary system United Nations Some Important Notes About Vocabulary—in general not just this list: Not all the terms are in the book. The terms that are not will be discussed in class. You are responsible for any information discussed in class (or in any assigned readings) that pertain to these terms when it comes to taking a vocabulary quiz. The vocabulary quizzes are NOT typically based on definitions straight from the glossary. Rather than memorizing a book definition that may or may not mean something to you, your goal should be to know everything you can about each term and understand how it relates to what you already know as well as how it relates to the other terms on the list. Your task is to learn the terms as you go rather than waiting until the night before a quiz. Remember, our goal here is to acquire and retain knowledge and understanding. Cramming doesn’t do much to help accomplish this goal.
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