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former colonies, because geometric boundaries can be negotiated without traveling to the location.
former colonies, because geometric boundaries can be negotiated without traveling to the location.
non-self-governing territories, because geometric boundaries can effectively reinforce cultural boundaries.
non-self-governing territories, because geometric boundaries can effectively reinforce cultural boundaries.
island states, because geometric boundaries can effectively reinforce physical boundaries.
island states, because geometric boundaries can effectively reinforce physical boundaries.
states bordering rivers, because rivers tend to shift their courses slightly over time, requiring oversight.
states bordering rivers, because rivers tend to shift their courses slightly over time, requiring oversight.
regions with impassable mountain ranges, because this inaccessibility makes them poor boundaries.
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The correct response is:
former colonies, because geometric boundaries can be negotiated without traveling to the location.
Geometric boundaries are often seen in former colonies where lines were drawn without regard to the cultural or ethnic makeup of the area, as they could be easily established through negotiations or treaties rather than physical barriers or considerations of the local geography.
