What are political boundaries? A. territory lines on maps that define the boundaries of nations or states B. undefined political assertions of land ownership C. any de-militarized zone that exists due to international intervention D. territorial lines that have existed ever since the earliest empires

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Seth Rowland

19 October, 17:15

What are political boundaries? A. territory lines on maps that define the boundaries of nations or states B. undefined political assertions of land ownership C. any de-militarized zone that exists due to international intervention D. territorial lines that have existed ever since the earliest empires

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Greyson · Answer 1

The correct answer is A. Political boundaries are territory lines on maps that define the boundaries of nations or states.

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A political boundary is a space of varying thickness, from a imaginary line to a particular space, separating or joining two territories, in particular two sovereign states. The functions of a political boundary can vary greatly according to regions and periods. Between the countries of the Schengen area, it is only a political and legal limit which does not obstruct the movement of people and goods, whereas between the two Koreas, it is materialized by a broad band monitored militarily and its crossing is very limited.

Jenny Tate · Answer 2

the answer is a, territory lines on maps that define the boundaries of nations or states