Geographical Division

Definition

Geographical division refers to the separation or splitting of a region into distinct parts based on political, social, or cultural differences. It often occurs when different groups within a larger area have conflicting interests or beliefs.

Related terms

Partition: Partition is the act of dividing a territory or country into separate political entities, usually due to irreconcilable differences between various groups.

Balkanization: Balkanization refers to the process in which a large multinational state breaks up into smaller states or regions that are defined by ethnic, religious, or cultural divisions.

Secession: Secession is the formal withdrawal of one part of a country from the larger nation due to disagreements over political or ideological issues.