Introduction to Political Geography [AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY] Unit 4 Topic 1 (4.1)
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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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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!
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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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Got all the Multiple Choice correct but I'll still fail tommorow's FRQ.
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What is the significance of political unit Sir?
As this was the unit I struggled most with when reviewing, I know what I am doing today! Studying and specifically focusing on this unit!
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@@diapatil5102 I got a 4!
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anybody else watching this in fast foward before the exam?
Thank you so much for your videos. During this time, especially, you have been more helpful than you know!
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Thank you i have a test tmrw on this chapyer i hope i do good
Unit 2,3 are the ones i struggle with most 😭
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Sir is there an answer key to the guided notes? I’d like to see if i’m correct or not
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he said where it was at the end of the video lol its in the comments
Um... Sir, can you explain in your own words about the different types of boundaries, because this was part of my test, but im studying for the retest right now. So, can you PLEASE help me? That would be very much appreciated! THANK YOU! :)
Which one of the boundaries are you struggling with? Definitional, locational, operational, antecedent, subsequent, superimposed, or relic?
Bhavya's if you are still struggling I now have a video out on the boundaries!
@@MrSinn Well, I did the retest! I don't remember right now, but I got an 80 on my retest, which I'm super happy about! Sorry about not being able to answer your question! But thank you so much!!!
Are there Topic 4.7-4.10 Videos?
Gotta pay
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.)
I would say that the UK is a multinational state not a multistate nation because the different nations of the UK are culturally distinct but they are all still part of the UK. A multinational state is when multiple nationalities (or cultures/ethnicities) are in one country. So yes, the U.S. would be a multinational state.
A multistate nation is when a culture or nation is over multiple states/countries. The UK is not a multistate nation because the UK is not a nation, or an ethnicity who share a common history, language, etc. A multinational state is a state with multiple cultures/nationalities. Make sure not to confuse nations, states, and countries. While a state is technically another term for a country, a state is NOT the same as a nation. Hope this helps and gl on tuesday! :)
Vienna Panossian OK!!!! THANK YOU!!! Good luck to you too!
Can an autonomous region be considered a stateless nation ?
Mr. Sinn, I'm having to do the guided notes for this, but I can't seem to get all the answers. I'm stuck at question 3 on the multinational states. And the rest of the guided notes questions. Is there a script or, captions for this video that I could see instead? My problem is I can't clearly hear you and I'm having trouble understanding what question you are answering about this.
Yo you still got the guided reading bc I need it lol
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Can you do a video on gerrymandering?
TheACreator funny you should ask... I am editing that video now!
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
I think I had read in political geography practical
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who else is here from Mr. Jordan's class?
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closed captions would be appreciated!
Anlat anlat guzel oluyo, biraz da sizin topraklardan bahsetsene
please turn on close captions
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.
Well, ONLY a stateless nation
I would argue that the Kurds can be both a stateless nation and a multistate nation. Since the kurds share a common history and culture while occupying a variety of states, this would make them a multistate nation. However, at the same time they do not have a state of their own and do have a history of self-determination which would make them a stateless nation as well.
@@MrSinn Oh yeah i just saw it now! Thank you! :)
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What what the united states fall under?
Nation
Tamils is the largest stateless nation with a population of 76 million double that of Kurds.
Sorry, but I do not think that is quite right, as they do have their own territory (Tamil Nadu). Kurds do not have any territory to themselves (not quite sure if this is right).
@@rahulp9328 you are wrong. Completely wrong
first comment lol
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I want information about river borders
is green land a autonomous state?
is anyone around from ms renfros
i need captions !!!!
No English subtitles is an disadvantage.
I agree :(
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i stay getting 85s
You should check out the new updated videos for unit 4!