Introduction to Political Geography

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Across
  1. 2. Imaginary lines that separate political or cultural entities
  2. 4. A sovereign and recognized state that is made up of a central urban area and its immediate surroundings
  3. 6. A permanent group of people in a particular place
  4. 10. The Soviet Union was this type of state when it was made up of Russians, Uzbeks, Turks and Fins
  5. 14. Political entity that used military force to expand
  6. 15. Most often associated with the United Nations in regard to statehood
  7. 16. The power to govern oneself; another term for self-determination
Down
  1. 1. A nation, like the Kurds, that is spread across more than one sovereign, recognized state
  2. 3. A political entity that is believed to no longer exist because of cultural diffusion
  3. 5. This place is perhaps one of the only examples of a nation-state
  4. 7. Something often confused with a "country"
  5. 8. The most recognized stateless nation on planet Earth
  6. 9. U.S. land that features folk culture and serves as an autonomous region
  7. 11. A nation that politically has no claim to any land
  8. 12. A cultural entity that is made up of a shared land, culture and history
  9. 13. State in northeast Africa that begins with a D