GEOG 1000 Final: Geog1000 exam review.docx

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1st argument: the drawing of borders determining the statehood of individuals and the positioning of capital cities and other popular and successful areas makes creating a nation state a geographical project. (p. 627) 2nd argument: once defined by a state to be a citizen of the state, the cultural identity formed will be socially constructed, and may cause regional tensions within the state. Siam/thailand successful in that this did not happen] (p. 618) 3rd argument: the person or persons creating the new state, and their interests, would help determine its legitimacy. (lecture slides on siam/thailand re: nationalist vs. orientalist) #1 (from whatever he talked about in class, his power point that day was not very useful) Modern sovereignty: colonization was based on territory, that was all that mattered to the colonizers, due to the acquisition of territories from colonizers they needed to accurately define borders between countries. Southeast asia pre-colonization: presumes that there s a certain way of thinking.

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