What are the Patterns of Border Conflicts? Crash Course Geography #37
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Samir
Thank you for covering the Armenia - Azerbaijan conflict and how it shaped the borders.
As someone from the region, I would like to let you know that Nakhchivan became an exclave because Zangezur - a territory in between Azerbaijan's Karabakh and Nakhchivan regions was given to Armenia during the USSR. It was done by the USSR to make sure Azerbaijanis - ethnic Turkic people do not share direct border with Turkey.
Regards from Azerbaijan.
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Thank you for covering the Armenia - Azerbaijan conflict and how it shaped the borders.
As someone from the region, I would like to let you know that Nakhchivan became an exclave because Zangezur - a territory in between Azerbaijan's Karabakh and Nakhchivan regions was given to Armenia during the USSR. It was done by the USSR to make sure Azerbaijanis - ethnic Turkic people do not share direct border with Turkey.
Regards from Azerbaijan.
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svick
I think the map at 6: 18 is quite confusing. I -think- the red is supposed to highlight countries where borders changed after the fall of the Soviet Union. But because there's only one name on the map, it makes it appear like East Germany, Czechoslovakia and even Yugoslavia were part of Soviet Union. I expect better from a series that focuses on maps.
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I think the map at 6: 18 is quite confusing. I -think- the red is supposed to highlight countries where borders changed after the fall of the Soviet Union. But because there's only one name on the map, it makes it appear like East Germany, Czechoslovakia and even Yugoslavia were part of Soviet Union. I expect better from a series that focuses on maps.
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Yashasvi
oh damn they mention an example of france as a country with a capital that has easy communication with all its borders but did not mention the piece of land france owns in South America called French Guiana which actually makes it the country with the largest time span due to overseas territories. bet you did not know that
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oh damn they mention an example of france as a country with a capital that has easy communication with all its borders but did not mention the piece of land france owns in South America called French Guiana which actually makes it the country with the largest time span due to overseas territories. bet you did not know that
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education
I came here for another installment of Alize's colourful patterned shirts, bit disappointed really! In all seriousness, another top notch series from CC. And Alize's love of the subject transcends the screen too, adding another exciting chapter to the CC canon. Well done Crash Course. And rock on fellow Nerdfighters.
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I came here for another installment of Alize's colourful patterned shirts, bit disappointed really! In all seriousness, another top notch series from CC. And Alize's love of the subject transcends the screen too, adding another exciting chapter to the CC canon. Well done Crash Course. And rock on fellow Nerdfighters.
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Tekuani
This is a very important topic to tackle, as some of the most important conflicts in the world in South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East arose from colonial powers imposing borders without taking into account real ethnic, religious, or cultural boundaries
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This is a very important topic to tackle, as some of the most important conflicts in the world in South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East arose from colonial powers imposing borders without taking into account real ethnic, religious, or cultural boundaries
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Michael
China has forcefully occupied parts of so many countries around it! Tibet is the best example of what China has done and will do to any place it is able to forcefully occupy like termites!
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China has forcefully occupied parts of so many countries around it! Tibet is the best example of what China has done and will do to any place it is able to forcefully occupy like termites!
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Emeline
Great video and good explanation of the Armenia/Azerbaijan conflict. Disappointed in downplaying the Armenian genocide as Turkey being -antagonistic- though.
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Great video and good explanation of the Armenia/Azerbaijan conflict. Disappointed in downplaying the Armenian genocide as Turkey being -antagonistic- though.
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Camilo
This is great knowledge for anyone who-s traveling across the world. It is important To know the borders and customs of countries because history tells a lot
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This is great knowledge for anyone who-s traveling across the world. It is important To know the borders and customs of countries because history tells a lot
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STEEL
Yeah my mom's youngest brother in the early 80s he was stationed along Berlin Wall at Checkpoint Charlie. When he was serving in the Berlin Brigade US Army.
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Yeah my mom's youngest brother in the early 80s he was stationed along Berlin Wall at Checkpoint Charlie. When he was serving in the Berlin Brigade US Army.
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OghamTheBold
Prince Andrew's London is the capital of international money laundering the Land Registry was privatised 60, 000, 000 acres missing 2 billion trees
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Prince Andrew's London is the capital of international money laundering the Land Registry was privatised 60, 000, 000 acres missing 2 billion trees
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