Changing Geography: Changing Politics — Unit test

Question 12 • RAIL OC World Geography Studies B 2027

Which of the following difficulties would nations that are enclaves most likely face?

Answer

They are often geographically distant from their governing nations, making administration difficult.

Their border is controlled by another nation that could cut off access to trade in times of conflict.

They depend on another country for military protection and economic assistance.

Other independent states do not recognize their independence, even though they are self-governing.

Explanation

An enclave is a territory completely surrounded by another country. Because that surrounding country controls the enclave’s land borders, it could restrict or cut off access to trade during a conflict. Therefore, the best answer is B: its border is controlled by another nation that could cut off access to trade.

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