▲ 178 r/geography
What would be the best place to be the capital of the world? (It could be an existing city or a planned one, perhaps at coordinates X0 Y0 null island)
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Why isn't Finland considered a Baltic country? (Both were dominated by the Swedes and then the Russians, both also gained independence at the same time, and both fought against the USSR.)
u/According-Invite-440 — 1 month ago
▲ 738 r/geography
What would Istanbul be like if it were part of Greece? Would it be the capital? What would the city's population be? And would Greece be considered a transcontinental country?
u/According-Invite-440 — 1 month ago
Why did Turkey eventually cease to be considered a 100% European country? (During the colonial period, Turkey was called the "sick European" and it was also part of the Scramble for Africa.)
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Why isn't Estonia considered a Nordic country? (They have strong ties to Finland, they also follow the Nordic model, and besides, Estonia has nothing to do with the other Baltic countries.)
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▲ 182 r/geography
Did any colony exist that wasn't an overseas territory? I'm looking for a colony that was connected to the metropolis by land.
u/According-Invite-440 — 1 month ago
▲ 510 r/geography
What is the largest continuous urban area in the world? (I'm not talking about the city itself, just the urban part.)
u/According-Invite-440 — 1 month ago
▲ 97 r/geography
If thalassocracy is the doctrine that focuses on controlling maritime territories and tellurocracy focuses on land territory, what is the name of the doctrine of dominating aerial territory, an aerial empire?
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Besides Ankara, are there other capitals that are not cities? (Ankara is a province, not a city. This happened because the city grew so much that it swallowed the province, thus Ankara became a province. This also applies to Istanbul.)
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▲ 41 r/Polcompball
If the Nordic model exists, does the Estonian model also exist? (Estonia considers itself Nordic)
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago
What is the ideology and form of government in Piglin society?
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago
▲ 22 r/Polcompball
What is the name of the ideology that argues the best form of government is a dictatorship controlled by AI? Basically, AI would control everything: the state, companies, and the means of production.
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago
▲ 24 r/Polcompball
If thalassocracy is the doctrine that focuses on controlling maritime territories and tellurocracy focuses on land territory, what is the name of the doctrine of dominating aerial territory, an aerial empire?
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago
What form of government do the Illagers in Minecraft have? (In my opinion, they are a fascist militaristic anarchy.)
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago
▲ 34 r/PoliticalCompass
What is the ideology and form of government of the villager civilization in Minecraft?
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago
▲ 170 r/MapPorn
Was Thailand part of the Japanese empire or not? It's included on some maps and not on others.
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago
▲ 80 r/geography
Is there any case of a country that has a puppet state and that puppet state also has a puppet state?
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago
▲ 127 r/geography
Besides Palau, are there any other capital cities that consist only of government buildings? (Normally a capital city is the government buildings plus the city itself, but are there any others where the buildings are separate from the city?)
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago
▲ 21 r/geography
What is the difference between a city proper, a metropolitan area, an urban area, and a megacity?
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago
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What is the difference between the seat of government and the capital? (For example, the Netherlands says Amsterdam is the capital because it is the most populous and important city, with The Hague only being the seat of government; it's as if New York were the capital and W.D only the seat of gover
u/According-Invite-440 — 2 months ago