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| An area organized into a political unit and ruled by an established governtment that has control over its internal and foreign are. |
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| Independence from control of its internal affairs by other states. |
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| Territory that legally tied to a soverrign state rather than being completely independent. |
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| European states came to control much of the world throough colonialism which is the effort by one country to establish settelements and imports. |
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| Control of territory already occupy and organized by an indigenous society where colonialism is control previously inhabbited land. |
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| Control of territory already occupy and organized by an indigenous society where colonialism is control previously inhabbited land. |
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| An invisible line martans the extant of a states territory. |
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| The distance from the center to any boundary does not vary signigicantly. Ex. Kenya and Uganda |
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| Created for two principal reasons and are large projecting extension. Ex. Cabind |
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| Stated with a long and narrow shape. Ex. Chile |
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| Several discontinous piece of territory Ex. Indonesia |
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| A state that completly surrounds another one. Ex. South Africa |
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| Is a zone where no state exercises complete political control. |
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| Military alliance among 16 democratic states including U.S and Canada. |
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| Military government among communist and Eartern countries |
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