Computers and mobile devices have greatly blurred geographical and political boundaries.Group of answer choicesFalseTrue

Political geographers spend their time trying to understand –Group of answer choicesthe problems that result from changing political and territorial claims.the ways people organize space.the role territory plays in politics.the spatial assumptions and structures underlying politics.all of the answers are correct.

Low-income groups, racial and ethnic minorities, rural residents, and the citizens of developing countries may have limited access to the latest technologies, such as computers, the Internet, and e-mail. What is this lack of technology called?Multiple choice question.the dominant ideologytechnological discriminationelectronic dysfunctionthe digital divide

(3)  roles of phones in Globalisation

A fast-growing and increasingly important geo-political and economic segment of the world is also known asGroup of answer choicesBRICSBREXITperiphery

Different parts of the world becoming connected through the internet.