Today's Learning Objective: Students will be able to explain the issues related to borders and the formation of countries. Students will participate in an activity related to understanding territorial disputes then engage in discussion related to topics of establishing countries.
Guiding Thought Question: Predict why not having clearly defined borders between countries would be so important for international security.
Today's Learning Objective: Students will be able to explain the issues related to borders and the formation of countries. Students will participate in an activity related to understanding territorial disputes then engage in discussion related to topics of establishing countries.
28 Comments
delaney
1/29/2019 08:59:47 am
not having clearly defined borders can lead to confusion when it comes to safely and legally crossing borders. this can be a problem for international security and can make international security officer's jobs a lot more difficult
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Tyrece Griggs
1/29/2019 09:00:32 am
because animals that migrate and cannot fly cant get to where there going whether its to seek warmth or for mating season
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Hays
1/29/2019 09:01:31 am
well it would be easier for illegals to get in and not go through the correct process because everyone likes to cut corners, so having proper border security would help a little and having more security in possibly airports and harbors.
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Hays 2.0
1/29/2019 09:05:43 am
well i read the question wrong lol....well I really don't know how not having clearly defined borders would be important I really don't ^_^
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Hays 3.0
1/29/2019 09:12:09 am
wait maybe I did "-"
SN
1/29/2019 09:01:50 am
turf wars?
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Erica Griffith
1/29/2019 09:03:28 am
It can create less of a dispute around things such as a lake or river because if one country claimed the entire thing, then it could create a dispute between the countries, hurting alliance possibilities. Without clearly defined borders, it kind of creates a trust between the countries, aiding the possibility of alliances.
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Daniel Opperman
1/29/2019 09:04:56 am
I believe that not having borders between countries would be so important for national security because they wouldn’t know where their jurisdiction ends.
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Ferro
1/29/2019 09:05:36 am
Not having distinct borders can be an issue in international security because of feuding countries
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Myo Ka Zin Soe
1/29/2019 09:07:09 am
It could start a dispute on whether a certain amount of land belongs to a specific country. Turf wars/territory wars. (Like ring-tailed lemur troops vs, another troop.)
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Me Again
1/29/2019 09:08:24 am
Territorial Dispute
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Talia Butler
1/29/2019 09:11:31 am
Not having clearly defined borders between countries would be important for international security because it’ll take the stress off of them looking for people sneaking in
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Talia
1/29/2019 09:14:50 am
Correct response: it’ll stress the security out on who’s coming in and if their dangerous with bad intentions
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Lyndon
1/29/2019 09:14:10 am
With no clearly defined borders I could slip into another country do something that’s illegal in that country but not mines and get confused
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Copenhaver
2/4/2019 07:34:31 am
Someone could invade the country more easily if they wanted to take over. Smuggling things would be a lot easier.
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Anderson
2/4/2019 07:36:50 am
Not having clearly defined borders leads to issues in who owns what territory and resources. This can lead to disputes and escalate to war.
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George Harrison
2/4/2019 07:45:01 am
Having clearly defined boarders is important to making clear and consistent to make decisions of how laws are placed.
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Figs Ju
2/4/2019 07:49:24 am
not having clearly defined borders can become a dispute between two countries that could go from arguments to even war.
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Deja
2/4/2019 12:16:22 pm
Not having clearly defined borders between countries can confuse countries when it comes to what the land is used for.
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grace
2/4/2019 12:19:00 pm
if there's a drug chain or an international crime, and the borders aren't clearly marked, a dispute could start over which country is to blame
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Stock
2/4/2019 12:21:56 pm
Can cause confusion.
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olivia b
2/4/2019 12:25:23 pm
if we dont have clear borders it could lead to confusion and start arguments
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max lambert
2/4/2019 12:25:57 pm
not having defined boarders means that any crime can spread and each country wont even know if its supposed to act or not.
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nelson
2/4/2019 12:26:19 pm
without clearly distinguished borders, terrorism could get very out of control because terrorists could just hop across the border without any issues to wreck havoc on a nation without consequences
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Sydney
2/4/2019 12:26:30 pm
Having not defined borders might cause conflict between countries because of territorial claims.
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Abby
2/4/2019 12:27:05 pm
It's important to have clearly defined borders so that no two countries both claim the same piece of land and fight over it
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nichols
2/4/2019 12:28:10 pm
because it show who owns what and it help with thing like trade
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Sweden
2/4/2019 12:34:51 pm
Not having clearly defined borders would mean that there would be confusion on who has jurisdiction over what, especially over lakes and rivers and whatnot.
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