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Stateless Nations - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Race
      - Ethnicity
      - Language
      - Religion
      - Common territorial Habitation
      - Shared historical experiences
  - - - Problem
        
        when one or more groups want to change physical or political balance by eliminating or supressing one or more other national groups within the same state
      - Common among recognized sovereign states
      - Multinationalist-inspired instability
        
        Most most common cause of territorial disagreements
    - - Italian definition: unredeemed
        
        the recovery of territory culturally or historically related to one's. nation but now subject to a foreign government
        
        Irredentists
        
        challenge rightful possession and exercise of sovereignty by groups in territories they believe is theirs
        
        Purpose
        
        solve the issue of stateless nations
        
        2 conditions that stop them from getting their nations
        
        Territorial Occupation
        
        territory that they see as theirs is in unjust sovereign jurisdiction of several states and they wish to combine all areas into one state
- - - - Statehood
        
        History:
        
        Long history of constant struggle for possession of various territories
        
        Most Recent: After WWII, the establishment of Israel & their occupation of west bank of the Jordan River
        
        Most of the International community is with Palestinians
        
        Issue:
        
        No universal agreement on exactly what territory defines Palestine
        
        Assumed Occupation:
        
        Israel (pre-1967)
        
        West Bank
        
        Gaza Strip
    - - Desire
        
        West Bank (East Jerusalem)
        
        Want democracy
        
        Full nationality
    - - The settlements of Israel
      - Who gets East Jerusalem
        
        It's both parties capital
        
        It has religious and political importance to both parties
    - - One State
        
        Israel + West Bank + Gaze = 1 state
        
        Problem
        
        Palestine's Side:
        
        think that the Israeils will dominate the state
        
        Israel's Side
        
        Think that Jews will become the minority of the state
        
        Want to stay democratic and Jewish Majority
        
        Pros:
        
        Resolves Jewish Immigration onto the west bank
        
        East Jerusalem becomes the capital of the state
      - two state
        
        Backed up by international community
        
        Problem
        
        Factions oppose
        
        Want greater Israel
        
        Believe that sovereign Palestine would be launching pad for terrorists against the Jewish State
        
        Israel will remain mostly jewish, but reduce size
        
        Who gets East Jerusalem?
        
        Solution
      - No solution
        
        Issues will continue
  - - - Statehood
        
        Probem
        
        After WWI, Kurdistan was made apart of other states
        
        States
        
        Turkey
        
        Strongest Opposition
        
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        Iran
        
        Have Kurds that practice different religions
        
        Iraq
        
        Region occupied by them has large petroleum reserves
        
        Syria
        
        Least # of Kurds liver here
        
        Loses and gains world attention frequently
        
        Progress
        
        Versailles Peace negotiation of 1919
        
        The Kurdish delegation petitioned the peacemakers
        
        Failed