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Political Geography

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What is the best interpretation of Pennsylvania political geography?

  • Calling Pennsylvania a commonwealth gives it greater federal power than other states.
  • Pennsylvania has no county governments.
  • The Pennsylvania General Assembly has only one legislative chamber.
  • Pennsylvania’s 67 counties are administrative divisions, while cities, boroughs, and townships are municipal forms.
Correct answer(s):
  • Pennsylvania's 67 counties are administrative divisions, while cities, boroughs, and townships are municipal forms.

Which description of Pennsylvania political geography is correct?

  • A state capital can be smaller than other cities because political function and population size are separate characteristics.
  • Counties, municipalities, and legislative districts are the same type of political unit.
  • Pennsylvania has a unicameral state legislature.
  • Pennsylvania has no county governments.
Correct answer(s):
  • A state capital can be smaller than other cities because political function and population size are separate characteristics.

Which fact best describes Dover’s central position?

  • Dover’s central position helped make it a practical location for the state capital
  • Georgetown’s central position helped make it a practical location for the state capital
  • Wilmington’s central position helped make it a practical location for the state capital
  • Newark’s central position helped make it a practical location for the state capital
Correct answer(s):
  • Dover's central position helped make it a practical location for the state capital

What does Colorado’s nearly rectangular boundary reveal about its political geography?

  • Mountain ridges form perfect lines
  • Many borders were surveyed as straight latitude and longitude lines
  • Every border follows a river
  • The state is naturally square
Correct answer(s):
  • Many borders were surveyed as straight latitude and longitude lines