Lesson 8B.12

8B.12 Nationalist movements seeking statehood Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Geography, Unit 11

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The 20 questions

  1. What do nationalist movements like Catalonia seek to create within larger trading blocs?

    • Federal provinces
    • Independent states
    • Dependent territories
    • Global empires
  2. Which Spanish region is a key example of a nationalist movement seeking independence within the EU?

    • Andalusia
    • Catalonia
    • Galicia
    • Madrid
  3. What causes political tensions in emerging BRIC nations during rapid global economic integration?

    • Cultural homogeneity
    • Population decline
    • Trade embargoes
    • Uneven globalisation
  4. What acronym refers to the major emerging economies experiencing political tension from globalisation?

    • ASEAN
    • G7
    • MINT
    • BRIC
  5. How is national identity described in fragile states with weak government authority?

    • Dominant
    • Unbreakable
    • Weak
    • Uniform
  6. Which example does 8B.12c give of a fragile state where stark differences exist between groups?

    • Scotland
    • Singapore
    • Iceland
    • Somalia
  7. Which African nation is used as an example of a fragile state with weak national identity?

    • Nigeria
    • Kenya
    • Somalia
    • South Africa
  8. Calculation: a region has 20 million people, and 3 million of them support independence. What percentage support independence?

    • 15%
    • 3%
    • 20%
    • 30%
  9. Which UK nation has a major nationalist movement seeking independence while remaining in European markets?

    • Wales
    • Cornwall
    • Scotland
    • Yorkshire
  10. What aspect of globalisation causes political instability when economic benefits only reach urban elites?

    • Total isolation
    • Uneven development
    • Equal distribution
    • Rapid demilitarisation
  11. What term describes a country where the state government exercises minimal control over its territory?

    • Buffer state
    • Superpower
    • Fragile state
    • Sovereign empire
  12. Which factor creates political disunity within emerging countries due to uneven economic impacts?

    • Decolonisation
    • Universal suffrage
    • Cultural assimilation
    • Globalisation
  13. Which entity do many nationalist movements seek to stay within after achieving independence?

    • Centralised empires
    • Trading blocs
    • Military dictatorships
    • Sovereign monarchies
  14. What generates significant political tensions in emerging nations alongside domestic political factors?

    • Population decline
    • Rising literacy
    • Uneven globalisation
    • Religious uniformity
  15. In which type of state is national identity typically weak or severely contested?

    • Federal states
    • Fragile states
    • Hegemonic states
    • Superpower states
  16. What primary economic driver encourages regional nationalist movements seeking self-determination?

    • Regional inequality
    • Balanced investment
    • Equal tax rates
    • Uniform wages
  17. Which internal divide within fragile states most strongly weakens shared national identity?

    • Topographic variations
    • Climate zone shifts
    • Elite wealth inequality
    • Time zone differences
  18. Which political movement directly challenges national unity by seeking statehood for a distinct group?

    • Globalism
    • Nationalism
    • Federalism
    • Imperialism
  19. What process occurs when extreme internal disunity causes a sovereign state to break up?

    • State fragmentation
    • Urban sprawl
    • Economic autarky
    • Demographic transition
  20. A regional referendum records 5.4 million yes votes from 9 million registered voters. What percentage of registered voters voted yes?

    • 40%
    • 54%
    • 60%
    • 5.4%

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