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The borders of modern states influence their access to resources and were shaped by eras of colonization.
The borders of modern states influence their access to resources and were shaped by eras of colonization.
The Heartland Theory shows why states in the center of regions possess more resources than neighboring countries.
The Heartland Theory shows why states in the center of regions possess more resources than neighboring countries.
The Rimland Theory shows that states with connections to water are at a disadvantage because they are vulnerable to colonization.
The Rimland Theory shows that states with connections to water are at a disadvantage because they are vulnerable to colonization.
The process of decolonization led to a number of landlocked and prorupted states, both of which have advantages regarding resources.
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The option that best explains the connection between access to resources and spatial patterns in the global system is:
The borders of modern states influence their access to resources and were shaped by eras of colonization.
This option highlights the historical context of how colonial practices have shaped modern borders, which in turn affects access to resources in various regions.
