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131.      KBAT – Political Geography                                           153.     Analyzing Boundaries

132.      Table of Contents                                                    154.     Key Issue 8.2: Why Do Boundaries
                                                                                        Between States Cause Problems?
133.      Unit Preview
                                                                               155.     Power of Place – Supranationalism and
134.      Nation and State
                                                                                        Devolution
135.      Vocabulary Activity
                                                                               156.     Key Issue 8.3: Why Do States Cooperate
136.      Definition List 1                                                             With Each Other?

137.      Student Created FRQ                                                  157.     Heartland-Rimland Theory

138.      Key Issue 7.1: Where Are Ethnicities Distributed?                    158.     Key Issue 8.4: Why Has Terrorism
                                                                                        Increased?
139.
                                                                               159.     Practice FRQ
140.      Key Issue 7.2: Why Have Ethnicities Been
          Transformed into Nationalities?                                      160.     Cornell Notes

141.      Reading Notes - Nigeria

142.      Key Issue 7.3: Why Do Ethnicities Clash?
                                                                           Unit 4: Political Organization of Space
143.      Analyzing Ethnic Conflicts                                       A. Territorial dimensions of politics
                                                                              1. concept of territoriality
144.      Analyzing Ethnic Conflicts                                          2. nature and meaning of boundaries
                                                                              3. influences of boundaries on identities, interaction,
145.      Darfur Now
                                                                                  and exchange
146.      Key Issue 7.4: What Is Ethnic Cleansing?                         B. Evolution of the contemporary political pattern
                                                                              1. nation-state concept
147.      Practice FRQ                                                        2. colonialism and imperialism
                                                                              3. federal and unitary states
148.      Cornell Notes                                                    C. Challengers to political-territorial arrangements
                                                                              1. changing nature of sovereignty
149.      Vocabulary Activity
                                                                              2. fragmentation, unification, alliance
150.      Definition List 2                                                   3. spatial relationships between political patterns and
                                                                                  patterns of ethnicity, economy, and environment
151.      D.W. Meinig’s Theory of Empires                                     4. electoral geography, including gerrymandering
152.      Key Issue 8.1: Where Are States Located?
                                     Proficient                      Basic                     Below Basic              Far Below Basic
       90-100 points                80-89 points                  70-79 points                60-69 points              Under 60 points
o Notebook contents are       o Notebook contents are       o Notebook contents are     o Notebook contents are     o Notebook contents &
  complete                      complete                      complete (at least 80%)     complete (at least 70%)     Cornell Notes are
o All Cornell Notes are       o Most Cornell Notes are      o Some Cornell Notes are    o Few Cornell Notes are       incomplete
  completed                     completed                     completed                   completed                 o Right-side/Left-side is
o Right-side/Left-side        o Right-side/Left-side        o Right-side/Left-side      o Right-side/Left-side is     inconsistent and
  topics are correct and        topics are correct and        topics are correct and      inconsistent and            contents are
  contents organized            contents organized            contents organized          contents are                unorganized
o Textbook notes/writing      o Uses color and effective    o Uses some color and         unorganized               o Information and
  goes beyond basic             diagrams                      some diagrams             o Uses minimal color and      concepts show only a
  requirements                o Most areas meet             o Information shows a         few diagrams                superficial
o Uses color and effective      requirements, don’t go        basic understanding of                                  understanding of the
  diagrams                      beyond                        content topics                                          subject matter and/or
o Notebook is neat and        o Includes most of the        o Some areas meet                                         show serious
  shows attention to detail     traits in “Advanced,” but     requirements, but don’t                                 inaccuracies
                                lack excellence in all        go beyond                                             o Sloppy & Messy
                                areas.



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  • 1. 131. KBAT – Political Geography 153. Analyzing Boundaries 132. Table of Contents 154. Key Issue 8.2: Why Do Boundaries Between States Cause Problems? 133. Unit Preview 155. Power of Place – Supranationalism and 134. Nation and State Devolution 135. Vocabulary Activity 156. Key Issue 8.3: Why Do States Cooperate 136. Definition List 1 With Each Other? 137. Student Created FRQ 157. Heartland-Rimland Theory 138. Key Issue 7.1: Where Are Ethnicities Distributed? 158. Key Issue 8.4: Why Has Terrorism Increased? 139. 159. Practice FRQ 140. Key Issue 7.2: Why Have Ethnicities Been Transformed into Nationalities? 160. Cornell Notes 141. Reading Notes - Nigeria 142. Key Issue 7.3: Why Do Ethnicities Clash? Unit 4: Political Organization of Space 143. Analyzing Ethnic Conflicts A. Territorial dimensions of politics 1. concept of territoriality 144. Analyzing Ethnic Conflicts 2. nature and meaning of boundaries 3. influences of boundaries on identities, interaction, 145. Darfur Now and exchange 146. Key Issue 7.4: What Is Ethnic Cleansing? B. Evolution of the contemporary political pattern 1. nation-state concept 147. Practice FRQ 2. colonialism and imperialism 3. federal and unitary states 148. Cornell Notes C. Challengers to political-territorial arrangements 1. changing nature of sovereignty 149. Vocabulary Activity 2. fragmentation, unification, alliance 150. Definition List 2 3. spatial relationships between political patterns and patterns of ethnicity, economy, and environment 151. D.W. Meinig’s Theory of Empires 4. electoral geography, including gerrymandering 152. Key Issue 8.1: Where Are States Located? Proficient Basic Below Basic Far Below Basic 90-100 points 80-89 points 70-79 points 60-69 points Under 60 points o Notebook contents are o Notebook contents are o Notebook contents are o Notebook contents are o Notebook contents & complete complete complete (at least 80%) complete (at least 70%) Cornell Notes are o All Cornell Notes are o Most Cornell Notes are o Some Cornell Notes are o Few Cornell Notes are incomplete completed completed completed completed o Right-side/Left-side is o Right-side/Left-side o Right-side/Left-side o Right-side/Left-side o Right-side/Left-side is inconsistent and topics are correct and topics are correct and topics are correct and inconsistent and contents are contents organized contents organized contents organized contents are unorganized o Textbook notes/writing o Uses color and effective o Uses some color and unorganized o Information and goes beyond basic diagrams some diagrams o Uses minimal color and concepts show only a requirements o Most areas meet o Information shows a few diagrams superficial o Uses color and effective requirements, don’t go basic understanding of understanding of the diagrams beyond content topics subject matter and/or o Notebook is neat and o Includes most of the o Some areas meet show serious shows attention to detail traits in “Advanced,” but requirements, but don’t inaccuracies lack excellence in all go beyond o Sloppy & Messy areas. 132