Thinking Spatially

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This section will help you develop some of the spatial skills inherent to geography. Throughout this course, you should be considering fundamental geographic questions such as: where? how many? why? and when? Thinking Spatially will help you do this.

This activity contains 3 questions.

How does Chechnya's situation affect Russia's ability to administer and control this region? Explain your answer. (If you don't remember what "situation" means, be sure to look it up in your text!)

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Chechens have a long history of anti-Russian sentifment. What is the basis for this resentment? (For information beyond that in your text, be sure to check out the BBC Special Report on Chechnya on the Destinations page.)

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What solutions can you think of for ending the violence between Chechnya and Russia?

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