Ap Human Geography Unit 4

• Ethnicity is where your ancestors originated from.
• The difficulties with nationality in the Nunavut province of Canada are: Inuit people are not recognized as Canadian citizens and they don’t view themselves as citizens either
• The term Great Britain is a geographical term that refers to England, Scotland, Whales, and Northern Ireland
• The countries in the U.K. are sovereign countries.
• Nationalism is loyalty and devotion to one's country and people.
• Nationality can be a centripetal force because it leads to a good economic system, unity, and a good leader.
• Nationality can be a centrifugal force because it could lead to only having one ethnicity and religious differences.
• Ethnic cleansing is when a more powerful ethnic group removes a less powerful ethnic group from the area.
• The two major groups in Sudan were the Arabs that practiced Islam and the non-Arab Africans that practiced Christianity.
• The two major ethnic groups in Rwanda were the Tutsi and the Hutu.
• Belgians picked the minority Tutsis to rule the colony because they thought they looked more white than the Hutus.
• The Interahamwe were a group of extremist Rwandan Hutus who were responsible for the genocide