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Using Political Maps to Trace Shifting Territorial Boundaries
Compare historical and modern political maps to identify boundary shifts, the creation of buffer states, and the evolution of political borders.
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Cultural Diffusion and Changing Geopolitical Boundaries
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Examine how cultural traits spread across regions, and use historical and contemporary political maps to analyze shifting territorial boundaries and state sovereignty.
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