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The Cultural Landscape (Rubenstein) Chapter 8 review questions

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Human Geography
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Organized crime
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?PAGE ? ?PAGE ?1? AP Human Geography Chapter 8 Political Geography 1. What is the difference between old-style geography and human geography? 2. Despite the change in emphasis, why do you still need to know where things are located? 3. How has the nature of conflict changed? Case Study / Changing Borders in Europe 4. What makes it possible for Germany and France to transcend political differences with regard to who controls the border area of Alsace? Introduction 5. Why do some people consider national borders more important than physical features? 6. How has the end of the Cold War changed the political landscape? 7. How has globalization encouraged cooperation among states?

Questions on Chapter 13: Congress

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US Gov and Politics
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Roman Caposino November 25th, 2013 Chapter 13 #9-14 AP Government & Politics In order to be reelected, Congressman engage in three key things: advertising, name-tagging, and taking stands on political issues. Congressman are constantly advertising their names to make themselves known in their districts and states and to make voters aware of their existence. Along with putting their names out there, Congressman attach themselves to any good thing that comes back to help their home district. Finally, congressmen often choose sides on political issues such as abortion or gay rights to gain the support of voters with similar views.

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Kathryn Legrand Bowers ? 2 AP Gov Essay 1 2008 Congressional reapportionment is when a state?s population is re-totaled, and based on growth or loss of state citizens; the number of representatives in the house could change. This is important to the states because they don?t want to lose any states in the House of Representatives. Redistricting is the act of redrawing the lines of congressional districts to give on party a better chance of winning over the other.
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