Evaluating a Nation
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✎ Suggest a correctionUses Czechoslovakia as an example to explain how the U.S. State Department must evaluate nations in terms of position, size, climate, population, and political and social makeup. Refers to the geopolitical concepts evolved by the British geographer, McKinder, and explains their importance.
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Uses Czechoslovakia as an example to explain how the U.S. State Department must evaluate nations in terms of position, size, climate, population, and political and social makeup. Refers to the geopolitical concepts evolved by the British geographer, McKinder, and explains their importance., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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