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A.P. HuG One-Pager: 4.4-Boundaries By: Shubham Patel - Coggle…
A.P. HuG One-Pager: 4.4-Boundaries By: Shubham Patel
Subsequent Boundary
A boundary that is drawn after a settlement.
This can relate to a superimposed boundary, because superimposed boundary are often drawn/created, after civilians had settled pirori t that land.
An example of this would be the Berlin Wall. The Berlin Wall was established by the German party, during WWII, and had separated Berlin into East and West Berlin. The wall had been created after compleet settlement of Berlin, but had the putpose of seprating Berlin into two. Therfore, the Berlin Wall would be an example of a subsequent boundry.
Superimposed Boundries
Boundires that are determined by a group in authority, or outside power.
A superimposed boundary is created when a colonizer of sorts, creates boundaries based on their beliefs.
These boundires igonore the geogprahical and local people living there.
The Berlin Convntion would be a good example of super imposed boundires.
Eurpopeon colonizers had met to detemin which part of africa would go to who, and in the process had established bounidres
Defining Boundires
Delimited Boundary
The process of drawing a boundary.
This requires complex political negotiating for boundires.
A boundary is being drawn, before it is officially determined.
Dermecated Boundry
The process of Physcially establishing/defiing boundaries.
An example of this would simply be a road sigh stating you have either left or entered a location, or as complex as a wall buit to separate two places.
This simple sign is both showing which are you are entering, and where you have officially left a percius area.
Physical boundires
Physical land features that serve as a boundary of separation.
Those physical land features could be deserts or even mountains. Another example would be waterways. However, since water masses can change over time, it makes it hard t only rely on water as a major boundary.
Cultural Boundires
Geometric Boundry
Boundaries that are contain more straighter lines, or even lines.
An example of a geometric boundary would be, the Western states of the U.S.. Take for example, states like Utah, Nebraska, and Colorado, have straight lined borders.
Political boundires that separate different cultures.
Ethnic Boundry
Boundires that will seprate areas based on relegion, launagage, and cultures.
Defining Boundires.
Relecict Boundry
Boundry that ceses to exist, but the imprint of the boundry still exists.
A relict boundry can leave overarching affect of the extinct bounsy . This can be as simple as just ethnic density, or as complex as econocmic status of places being difftrnet.
Fortified boundary
When a state/country creats a boundry to either keep people in or out. This can be done with a simpple wall, and add military support to strentn the secuirty
The Berlin wall would be a good example of a fortified boundry would be the Berlin Wall. The overall purpose of the Berlin Wall was to prevent the population from the east going into the west side, and vise verca.
Antecedent Boundary: Boundries that were established before human settlemet.
An antecedent boundary is completely opposite from a subsequent boundary, as in a subsequent boundary, borders are established after human settlement, and antecedent boundries are the complete opposite.
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