Sovereignty

The power to make and enforce laws and without approval from with a higher authority is known as...

• government.

• direct democracy.

• sovereignty.

• confederacy.

Which characteristics does a STATE have to have?

• a population

• a territory

• sovereignty

• government

• an official language

With sovereignty, all states are equal.

• True

• False

Sovereignty means that you have to check with someone above you.

• True

• False

The principle that within its territorial boundaries the state is the supreme political authority, and that outside those boundaries the state recognises no higher political authority

• Legitimacy

• Sovereignty

• Power

• Authority

A state has absolute power within its territory. It can decide its own foreign and domestic policies.

• population

• sovereignty

• government

• territory

Which concept refers to the ability of a state to govern itself without external interference?

• Globalization

• Sovereignty

• Neoliberalism

• Collectivism

State that has freedom over its own affairs has 

• centrifugal forces

• nationalism

• sovereignty

• pluralism

Sovereignty is

• The dominance of the people over others

• The dominance of the people over a nation

• The mastery that the people have over themselves

• The people's dominance over minorities

What is the concept of a state having full control over its own territory and government without external interference?

• A) Autonomy

• B) Sovereignty

• C) Federalism

• D) Diplomacy