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generally they were just military front lines that got frozen when folks grew tired of fighting & were later formally agreed on
but in a few cases they were the result of peaceful territorial compromises too
after the agreements generally came markers & controls & sometimes fences & walls etc
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∙ 11y agoThis is a circular question. A border is defined as the imaginary line where the territories of two countries meet.
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type of map shows human-made features such as borders, and countries
What type of map shows human made features such as borders states and countries?
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