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Margarita [4]
1 year ago
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6. A state is a country with a simpler form of government.

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liraira [26]1 year ago
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It is a false statement that a state is a country with a simpler form of government.

<h3>What is a state definition in government study?</h3>

This term "state" refers to the body of people that are living in a defined space with the power to make or enforce laws and with the organization to do this.

The requisites that makes a states are that:

  • it must be comprised of land
  • have a territory with known and recognized boundaries
  • has a supreme and absolute power with in its own territory
  • decides on foreign and domestic policies.
  • it is politically organized.

Most time, the collection of the state such as the 50 states in United States makes up the country.

Therefore, It is a false statement that a state is a country with a simpler form of government.

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