World Political Divisions
Geography ⇒ World Geography
World Political Divisions starts at 6 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe the term 'autonomous region' with an example.
Explain how political divisions can affect the lives of people living in border areas.
Explain the difference between a state and a country.
Explain the term 'enclave' with an example.
Explain why some countries have more political divisions than others.
Name any two types of political divisions within a country.
Name the political division that is directly below the national level in India.
Name the political division that is the smallest in size in India.
Which of the following countries has a federal system? (1) France (2) India (3) Japan (4) United Kingdom
Which of the following countries has a unitary system? (1) United States (2) India (3) France (4) Australia
Which of the following countries is divided into provinces? (1) India (2) Canada (3) United States (4) Brazil
Which of the following is a political boundary? (1) The Himalayas (2) The Tropic of Cancer (3) The border between India and Pakistan (4) The Equator
Fill in the blank: The _______ is the highest political authority in a country.
Fill in the blank: The _______ is the smallest political division in urban areas in India.
Fill in the blank: The boundary between two countries is called an ______ boundary.
Fill in the blank: The capital city of a country is usually located within a ______ division.
True or False: All countries have the same number of political divisions.
True or False: All political divisions are recognized internationally.
True or False: Political boundaries can change over time due to wars, treaties, or agreements.
True or False: Political divisions can be based on language, religion, or ethnicity.
