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Froggy Jumps Land, Territory & ResourcesVersión en línea Abril Martínez Duran Angel Pineda Urbina Rosario Mirelli Rosales De la Luz por Angel Pineda Urbina 1 What were the Calpulli in pre-Hispanic Mexican society? a Lands organized collectively by families of the same lineage or neighborhood, with the right of use but not full individual ownership. b Large tracts of land owned exclusively by the Aztec emperor. c Floating markets where minerals and animals were traded. 2 What major territorial change did Mexico experience during the 19th century? a It lost more than half of its territory to the United States. b It split its territory into 50 independent states. c It sold all of its agricultural land to the Spanish Crown. 3 How did Mexico's urban population change between 1950 and 1960? a It almost doubled, growing from approximately 7.2 million to 14.4 million people. b It surpassed 90% of the total national population in just ten years. c It remained stagnant with no significant change. 4 What was a major consequence of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) entering into force in 1994 regarding territory? a It integrated Mexican agricultural land use and production into North American supply chains b It eliminated regional development disparities between northern and southern Mexico. c It disconnected Mexico's economy from North American markets 5 What is the fundamental difference between "land" and "territory" in economic geography? a Land is the physical surface and medium for production, while territory is a bounded space controlled through political authority and power. b Land refers exclusively to sovereign national borders, while territory refers only to privately owned real estate. c Land requires technological intervention to exist, while territory is a natural biological instinct found in all animals. 6 According to Robert D. Sack, what is "human territoriality"? a A deliberate spatial strategy used by groups or individuals to control access and interactions within a specific geographic area b An unconscious biological drive to defend nesting areas from other species. c A legal treaty signed by international corporations to divide foreign markets. 7 Which 1648 historic event established the modern nation-state system and territorial sovereignty? a The Peace of Westphalia. b The Treaty of Versailles. c The Congress of Vienna. 8 What is "resource nationalism" and what main factor is driving it today? a The effort by resource-rich governments to assert state control over critical minerals, primarily driven by high demand for the green energy transition. b The complete privatization of energy markets driven by low global commodity prices. c An agreement between multinational firms to eliminate all tariffs on raw mineral exports. 9 Which major factor is driving the surge in global demand for critical minerals such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel? a The energy transition and expansion of digital infrastructure (AI, EVs, data centers) b A sharp drop in international commodity prices c The decline of international trade agreements 10 How does the rise of resource nationalism primarily affect global industries dependent on critical minerals? a It increases production costs, foreign investment risk, and supply chain fragmentation b It eliminates trade disputes between major economic partners c It lowers the overall cost of raw material extraction 11 What policy mechanism do producing nations use to force multinational firms to process minerals domestically rather than exporting raw ore? a Implementing raw material export bans and legal value-addition requirements b Privatizing state-owned energy and mining assets c Lowering corporate tax rates for foreign raw material exporters 12 Why does nationalizing a strategic resource (such as Mexico's 2022 lithium reform) not guarantee capturing its full economic value? a Physical possession of a deposit must be paired with investment capital, processing technology, and downstream manufacturing b Extracted natural resources generate no taxable revenue for the state c International buyers refuse to purchase processed minerals from public enterprises

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What were the Calpulli in pre-Hispanic Mexican society?

What major territorial change did Mexico experience during the 19th century?

How did Mexico's urban population change between 1950 and 1960?

What was a major consequence of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) entering into force in 1994 regarding territory?

What is the fundamental difference between "land" and "territory" in economic geography?

According to Robert D. Sack, what is "human territoriality"?

Which 1648 historic event established the modern nation-state system and territorial sovereignty?

What is "resource nationalism" and what main factor is driving it today?

Which major factor is driving the surge in global demand for critical minerals such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel?

How does the rise of resource nationalism primarily affect global industries dependent on critical minerals?

What policy mechanism do producing nations use to force multinational firms to process minerals domestically rather than exporting raw ore?

Why does nationalizing a strategic resource (such as Mexico's 2022 lithium reform) not guarantee capturing its full economic value?