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State Sovereignty and Government

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States have the right to self-determination.

Other countries must recognize the right of a state to govern its own territory.

The government has the ultimate authority to act on behalf of the state.

States are obligated to intervene in the affairs of other states. (correct)

To act as the ultimate authority within the state's borders. (correct)

To maintain a strong military force.

To ensure the safety and well-being of its citizens.

To establish diplomatic relations with other countries.

The right of a state to freely enter into international agreements.

The right of a state to determine its own form of government and internal affairs. (correct)

The ability of a state to control its own natural resources.

The ability of a state to choose its own economic policies.

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A government is a group of people with the ultimate authority to act on behalf of a state.
Each state has the right to self-determination, meaning it has the freedom to make its own decisions without interference.
Intervention by other countries is only justified in extraordinary circumstances.
Sovereignty implies that other countries must recognize a state's right to govern its own territorial borders.
Each state is autonomous, making its own decisions and being responsible to its own people through its system of government.
The government is accountable to those being governed, ensuring that power is held responsibly.