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What is the term used by political geographers to refer to a country whose territory corresponds to that occupied by a group of people with a strong political identity?
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When geographers refer to music as a culture signify what do they mean?
Music shapes human identity.
When geographers refer to music a a cultural signifies what do they mean?
Music shapes human identity.
What are Eriksons four aspects of identity?
Religious Identity
What political ideas define American identity?
none
What did the 19th century Americans value and where did they look for their national identity?
Americans were nervous that gaining the territory that they would be breaking their national identity.
Which term describes Africa's desire for a political identity?
nationalism
What is the dominant political unit in the world today?
The dominant political unit in the world today is the nation-state. A nation-state is a political entity defined by a contiguous territory, a unified government, and a shared cultural identity among its population. These entities are recognized as independent and sovereign under international law.
How did geography contibute to the Chinese sense of identity?
Geography contributed to the Chinese identity by clearly marking the vast territory that belonged to them. They were able to separate the territories that were against them.
Americans' national identity rests largely upon?
ethnic kinship. which is it ethnic kinship or shared politicppal ideals? political ideals
Political instability is another effect on Africa's struggle for independence Which term describes Africa's desire for a political identity?
NovaNET answer: Nationalism
First lady to have developed her own political and media identity?
Eleanor Roosevelt
What has the author Anna Spiegel written?
Anna Spiegel has written: 'Contested public spheres' -- subject(s): Gender identity, Political activity, Identity, Women
