AP Human Geography Political Organization of Space Unit

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AP Human Geography Political Organization of Space Unit Boundaries AP Human Geography Political Organization of Space Unit

For today, 01/12 In your groups, discuss why boundaries/borders exist. All of you write this down and be ready to share. You have 5 minutes after the bell rings. Ladies, no dresses or skirts tomorrow, please.

Territoriality 

What kind of boundaries do you see?

Physical Boundaries Physical Boundaries - Mountains - Desert - Water

Cultural Boundaries: Religion The partition (separation) of India left both India and Pakistan devastated. The process of partition had claimed many lives in the riots.

Cultural Boundaries: Language After WWI-the Allies tried to redraw Europe based on the distribution of language speakers, especially in Eastern and Southern Europe.

Cultural Boundaries: Geometric The 38th Parallel

Boundary Types to Understand Physical Boundaries Mountains Desert Water Cultural Boundaries Religion Geometric Language Superimposed Boundary: imposed by an outside force. Ex: Israel, Yugoslavia, 1880s Africa Subsequent Boundary: created after cultural landscape developed. Ex: Ireland & N. Ireland Antecedent Boundary: created before cultural landscape developed. Ex: Louisiana Purchase Relict Boundary: boundary doesn’t exist, but can still be felt/seen. Ex: Berlin Wall, China Wall

Borders can be cool. And scary. And scary cool. (1.) Watch “5 Most Dangerous Borders” and “Bad Borders” found on ITSLEARNING aka the Dark Side.  You will be answering questions on your computer as each video plays. (2.) Website: https://goo.gl/CbxyxP After viewing ALL 22 images, write a response to this statement: What type of feelings do borders evoke in people? Why? Of the images you saw, which border were you most fascinated with? Why?