Question

Attributes of a state include all of the following EXCEPT __________. A. an area organized into a political unit and ruled by an established government that has control over its internal and foreign affairs. B. sovereignty. C. it occupies a defined territory on Earth's surface and contains a permanent population. D. it must possess a military.

Answer 1

Answer:

Option D

Explanation:

The state has four fundamental qualities and these are:  

1. Population: Each state must have a specific size of its populace.  

2. Territory:  It is the second fundamental premise of the State. Populace alone doesn't establish a state. It must be in control of an unequivocal domain.  

3. Government: Government is the solid articulation of the state. The individuals may live in a specific region yet that occupied domain can't be named as state except if the individuals are constrained by a typical Government.  

4. Sovereignty: This is the most significant component of state and it is this trademark recognizes state from comparable other social associations. A state must have a sovereign control which is free both from outer and inward control. A state is inside preeminent if a huge main part of its populace energetically complies with its laws and it is fit for dispensing discipline on the individuals who don't obey them.

• Populace and domain establish the physical premise of the State while government and power comprise its lawful premise or political premise.  
• The only exception here is the possession of military by the state.