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AP Human Geography
Unit 4 – Political Geography
Topic 4.8
How can social factors contribute to the rise of devolutionary movements?
Social factors like population density and urbanization typically do not influence political structures.
Social unrest or dissatisfaction with central government policies may spur demands for regional autonomy.
Happy societies usually want to separate from the central government.
Increased social media usage allows for more effective national communication, decreasing the need for local governance.
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AP Human Geography - 4.8 Defining Devolutionary Factors
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