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FAM 354 Exam 1 Study Guide with
Complete Solutions
geographic borders - Answer✔✔-borders that delineate the physical world (mountains, oceans,
rivers, deserts, ozone) and affect how and where humans have settled and the degree to which
they interact with one another
over time geographic borders have... - Answer✔✔-changed, shifted, expanded, and shrunk.
Volcanos, glaciers, earthquakes, and meandering rivers transform the landscape.
geographic borders are altered by the environmental impact of melting polar ice caps,
retreating wetlands and expanding desters - Answer✔✔-true
even though geographic borders may shift... they are still ____ to identify - Answer✔✔-simple
political borders - Answer✔✔-borders that delineate the governing entities of the world and
that are distinguished on the basis of territory, population, governments, and recognition by
others
political borders form: - Answer✔✔-states, critically powerful actors in the world today
economic borders - Answer✔✔-borders that delineate the markets that promote the exchange
of goods and services across the world
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economic borders are central to the relationships among... - Answer✔✔-states, nations, and
individuals
your ability to purchase goods across international borders has to do with - Answer✔✔-
economic success, but access is not equal. Good and services and the resources needed to
produce them are not distributed evenly across the worlds population - they go to those who
can afford them and who have access to them.
social borders - Answer✔✔-borders that delineate the class divisions of the world that are
formed by inequality of opportunity
borders of international studies include - Answer✔✔-geographic, political, economic, social,
cultural
cultural borders - Answer✔✔-borders that delineate the nations of the world that form
identities in terms of language, religion, ethnicity, or a common historical experience
nations can be defined in terms of - Answer✔✔-language, religion, ethnicity, or a common
historical experience
cultural distinctions provide us with some of the most ______ _________ into the worlds
people - Answer✔✔-important insights
citizenship - Answer✔✔-the duties, rights, privileges, and responsibilities of individuals to and in
the community in which they reside
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one of the striking characteristics of our world today - Answer✔✔-its inhabitants routinely cross
these borders and it is largely the impact of technology and technological innovation that
transformed the relationship between individuals and their political, economic, and cultural
affiliations
globalizatoin is the most popular way to understand - Answer✔✔-what is happening around the
world
globalization is - Answer✔✔-the political, economic, social, and cultural flows across the
international system; the term includes a broad range of interactions, from trade and financial
relationships to the integrated communication networks that have developed to facilitate these
connections
hyperglobalization - Answer✔✔-the view that emphasizes the progressive erosion of the
borders that have differentiated national economies and sustained the centrality of nation-
states
hyperglobalist perspectives argue that - Answer✔✔-development has resulted in significantly
altered environment, as defined as
1. the nation state is in steady decline and is now merely one of a growing number of players or
actors on an increasingly multilevel work stage, where the practical limits to sovereignty have
become more pronounced
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FAM 354 Exam 1 Study Guide with
Complete Solutions
geographic borders - Answer✔✔-borders that delineate the physical world (mountains, oceans,
rivers, deserts, ozone) and affect how and where humans have settled and the degree to which
they interact with one another
over time geographic borders have... - Answer✔✔-changed, shifted, expanded, and shrunk.
Volcanos, glaciers, earthquakes, and meandering rivers transform the landscape.
geographic borders are altered by the environmental impact of melting polar ice caps,
retreating wetlands and expanding desters - Answer✔✔-true
even though geographic borders may shift... they are still ____ to identify - Answer✔✔-simple
political borders - Answer✔✔-borders that delineate the governing entities of the world and
that are distinguished on the basis of territory, population, governments, and recognition by
others
political borders form: - Answer✔✔-states, critically powerful actors in the world today
economic borders - Answer✔✔-borders that delineate the markets that promote the exchange
of goods and services across the world
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economic borders are central to the relationships among... - Answer✔✔-states, nations, and
individuals
your ability to purchase goods across international borders has to do with - Answer✔✔-
economic success, but access is not equal. Good and services and the resources needed to
produce them are not distributed evenly across the worlds population - they go to those who
can afford them and who have access to them.
social borders - Answer✔✔-borders that delineate the class divisions of the world that are
formed by inequality of opportunity
borders of international studies include - Answer✔✔-geographic, political, economic, social,
cultural
cultural borders - Answer✔✔-borders that delineate the nations of the world that form
identities in terms of language, religion, ethnicity, or a common historical experience
nations can be defined in terms of - Answer✔✔-language, religion, ethnicity, or a common
historical experience
cultural distinctions provide us with some of the most ______ _________ into the worlds
people - Answer✔✔-important insights
citizenship - Answer✔✔-the duties, rights, privileges, and responsibilities of individuals to and in
the community in which they reside
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one of the striking characteristics of our world today - Answer✔✔-its inhabitants routinely cross
these borders and it is largely the impact of technology and technological innovation that
transformed the relationship between individuals and their political, economic, and cultural
affiliations
globalizatoin is the most popular way to understand - Answer✔✔-what is happening around the
world
globalization is - Answer✔✔-the political, economic, social, and cultural flows across the
international system; the term includes a broad range of interactions, from trade and financial
relationships to the integrated communication networks that have developed to facilitate these
connections
hyperglobalization - Answer✔✔-the view that emphasizes the progressive erosion of the
borders that have differentiated national economies and sustained the centrality of nation-
states
hyperglobalist perspectives argue that - Answer✔✔-development has resulted in significantly
altered environment, as defined as
1. the nation state is in steady decline and is now merely one of a growing number of players or
actors on an increasingly multilevel work stage, where the practical limits to sovereignty have
become more pronounced
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