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AP Human Geography
Unit 4 – Political Geography
Topic 4.1
How does the concept of nation-state impact international relations?
Nation-states often vie for sovereignty and recognition among other states.
Nation-states tend to isolate themselves from international interactions as they are self-sufficient entities.
Nation-states always have homogeneous populations which leads to fewer internal conflicts.
All nation-states are inherently democratic entities, promoting greater cooperation.
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