Political Systems

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Political Systems

• Chapter 6, Section 3

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Diplomacy

• Governments deal with each other and negotiate in
  peace.
• Trade agreements or International organizations
• Political benefits
• Economic benefits

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• What is an example of an international
  organization?

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United Nations

• Nearly all worlds countries are
• involved.
• Political and military cooperation
• Representatives
• Main goal prevent war (peace-
• keeping military forces)
• Solve disease, hunger, and
• illiteracy

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• What is an example of a trade organization?

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World Trade Organization

• Economic cooperation and free trade
• Production at lower costs and larger markets
• End or reduce tariffs and quotas
• Trade is fairer and easier

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Conflict and Cooperation

• Feeling pride and loyalty for ones country or
  culture is called nationalism.
• How can nationalism cause problems?

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Totalitarian Government

• Totalitarian government is a government in which
  one person or a small group of people decide what
  is best for everyone.

North Korea
Cuba
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Democracy

• Democracy is a system of government in which the
  people decide who will govern.
• Free elections

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natural boundaries

• Boundaries that follow a feature of the landscape
  are called natural boundaries.
• Other natural
• boundaries are
• Rivers, deserts, lakes,
• and oceans

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cultural boundaries

• Borders that are based on culture traits, such as
  religion or language.

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geometric boundaries

• Boundaries that follow regular, geometric
  patterns are called
• geometric boundaries.