ap human geography - unit 4: 5 shapes of states

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• 0:00

  State Morphology Introduction

• 0:36

  Factors Shaping States

• 1:06

  Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces

• 1:37

  US and Indonesia Examples

• 2:08

  Force Definitions Explained

• 2:43

  Fragmented State Challenges

• 3:16

  Five Basic State Shapes

• 3:48

  Compact State Examples

• 4:20

  Compact State Advantages

• 5:21

  Prorupted State Benefits

• 5:52

  Prorupted Examples: DRC, Afghanistan

• 6:54

  Shatterbelt and Buffer Zones

• 7:55

  Elongated State Problems

• 8:26

  Climate and Terrain Variations

• 9:27

  Emergency and Resource Issues

• 9:59

  Elongated State Examples

• 10:30

  Fragmented State Overview

• 11:32

  Non-Archipelago Fragmented Examples

• 12:35

  Fragmented State Difficulties

• 13:07

  Perforated State Definition

• 13:38

  South Africa and Lesotho

• 14:43

  Apartheid Legacy

• 15:43

  Landlocked Country Disadvantages

• 16:45

  Italy's Perforated Examples