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AP Human Geography
Unit 4 – Political Geography
Topic 4.1
Why might the concept of nation-state be considered flawed in contemporary political geography?
Because it fails to account for physical geographic barriers.
Because the concept does not consider historical claims to territory.
Because it overlooks maritime boundaries and exclusive economic zones.
Because it assumes homogeneity within state boundaries that scarcely exists today.
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AP Human Geography - 4.1 Introduction to Political Geography
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