what is a geoplolictal imagination of the state?
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geo - geography\npolitical - politics\nstate - government.\n\nThis question is referring to the "boundaries" people invision, with regard to the way the 'place' is governed.\n\nEg: local government as opposed to state government, as opposed to the senate (or however it works in your country)\n\n\nyou can think of it as:\n\nHow has your country divided itself up into workable political units.....\nThe boundaries are dynamic - they can change, furthermore, they do not exist physically, they are a social construction used to govern the society.
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I quote D.J. (Dave) Sauchyn: "geomorphologists have widely accepted the concept of equifinality ("same final result") or convergence, that a given landform can have different origins" from \nhttp://uregina.ca/~sauchyn/geog423/morph.html
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I found a resource that is very complete and should give you all the info. you will need to answer your question.\n http://online.sfsu.edu/~kferenz/syllabus/dreams/thedream.html
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The next one said, "We need to becaome a state, get more people" lol\nI really don't know. What do u mean?
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The Republic of the Gulf Coast would be modeled largely after Turkey. An official language, equality under he law, religious and sexual freedom, state sponsored medical and education for citizens only.
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hilly, earthquakes, mud slides, gay/lesbian rights movement,\ncrowded (populated), big houses, beaces, hot weather, on the coastline, longest state, huge zoo, seaworld, \nwell thats what i got .. hope it helps :o)
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Writing that explores the customs and landscape of a region of the United States.
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A state is an organized political community, occupying a territory, and possessing internal and external sovereignty, which successfully claims the monopoly on the use of force.\n\nIt may or may not have an organized government to exist. Several states have had episodes were two or more groups dispute control of the government, such as the Republic of China in 1912, but they never lost their state quality. Thus, a government is not necessary for a state to be a state as long as its existence is recognized by the international community. However, recognition of the state's claim to sovereignty by other states, enables it to enter into international agreements. Moreover, it needs a government to control its internal affairs.
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Spain\nGermany\nItaly\nJapan\nAustria\nRomania\n\nbut also, states modelled on fascism\nGreece and Portugal
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Statehood as we understand it is a a Medieval concept which took most of its cues from the Roman concept of government which borrowed heavily from the Greek concept of city states, which in turn borrowed heavily from the middle eastern (largely early Egyptian and early Babylonian) concept of cities.  Most of their concepts of cities came about by observing cities, towns, and villages in the middle eastern area which had apparently sprung up organically in receptive areas.  Each step in the process has given us new insight into what statehood consists of and we in turn are evolving new concepts of statehood that go beyond the intentions of the Romans or anyone else.
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Basically what we now call nation-building.  League of Nations - global economic realities.  Love this quote:  "A progressive country would be one where the people were able to take care of themselves."
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# Strictly speaking, any real or hypothetical state organized along the principles of socialism may be called a socialist state.\n# According to Marxism, socialism is a stage of social and economic development that will replace capitalism, and will in turn be replaced by communism. Thus, in Marxist terms, a socialist state is a state that has abolished capitalism and is moving towards communism.
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The state will always be a reflection of the people. There will never be a universal, man made, working democracy. We'll all see to it with our sterling character and compassionate hearts.
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The Imagination of Imagery
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In political science, a "nation" refers to a group of people who feel bound into a single body by shared culture, values, folkways, religion and/or language.  A "state" just refers to a patch of land with a sovereign government.  States often coincide with nations (and are called "nation-states," but not always.  States that overlap multiple nations tend to have civil wars; states that exclude parts of a nation tend to have wars with the neighboring state(s) that contain the rest of the nation.
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Federal goverrnment oversees the states. Imagine each state as it's own country then giving them a higher authority to answer to.
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A physical map shows physical features such as mountain ranges, etc. A political map shows man-made boundaries such as state lines, etc.