Which type of political boundary is drawn over an existing cultural landscape, often ignoring pre-existing ethnic, linguistic, religious, or other cultural divisions?

💡 Explanation:

A superimposed boundary is imposed on an area by an outside or conquering power, without regard for existing cultural patterns. This type of boundary often leads to conflict and is commonly seen in regions historically shaped by colonial rule, such as many borders in Africa. Antecedent boundaries exist before significant cultural landscape development. Subsequent boundaries evolve with the cultural landscape. Relict boundaries no longer function but are still visible in the landscape.