Intro to POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY [AP Human Geography Review-Unit 4 Topic 1]

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In this video Heimler covers everything you need to know about AP Human Geography Unit 4 Topic 1 (4.1) which is all about political geography and how the world map has been affected by various contemporary and historical processes.

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2:59 little mistake here, Flanders is much stronger than Wallonia.

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Just sayin'. I think Flanders beats Wallonia economically. 3:02

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Agreed. In addition, A greater percentage of the Belgian population identifies as Flemish, rather than Walloon. Walloons had a greater influence early in Belgian history, but have experienced a decrease of influence within Belgium over the last 100 years.

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