APHUG Unit 4

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Across
  1. 3. - When states collaborate for shared objectives and advantages.
  2. 6. - A state with autonomous provinces.
  3. 8. - Feeling more loyal to tradition than government.
  4. 10. - Redrawing electoral district boundaries for population changes
  5. 12. - force that unifies people
  6. 15. - foreign territory within a state not under jurisdiction
  7. 17. - An independent political unit occupying a defined, permanently territory
  8. 18. - A narrow channel for state rivalry in shipping.
  9. 22. - Redistributing electoral seats involves a process and outcome.
  10. 23. - Annexing neighboring territory with shared ethnic ties
  11. 24. - group aims to control a specific area exclusively.
  12. 25. - connected to a local area within a state.
  13. 26. - culturally unique group seeks greater autonomy in region.
  14. 27. - To redraw electoral voting district boundaries
  15. 30. - A state whose territory is long and narrow.
  16. 31. - The right of self-governance as a state
Down
  1. 1. - Flags nations with internal conflicts as potential power battlegrounds.
  2. 2. - main economic centers of wealth, innovation, and advanced technology.
  3. 4. - A state whose territory is nearly circular.
  4. 5. - Delegation of authority within the state.
  5. 7. - A distinct group with a unique culture.
  6. 9. - A continuing expression of dependency theory.
  7. 11. - using terror to manipulate people for political gain
  8. 13. - forceful expansion aims to permanently control vast territories
  9. 14. - sense of unity binding the people of a state
  10. 16. - A cultural border, like religion or language.
  11. 18. - a force that divides people and countries
  12. 19. - Describing a state that lacks a sea coast.
  13. 20. - A country taking over another country for profit.
  14. 21. - Studying how regional arrangement impacts political actions
  15. 28. - region separated from the main area
  16. 29. - eliminating a group for cultural and territorial expansion.