The document discusses the key elements of statehood - people, government, territory, and sovereignty. It defines people as a permanent group living within the boundaries of a territory. Territory includes land, water, and airspace under a state's jurisdiction. Government is the agency that formulates and implements the will of the state. Sovereignty is a state's supreme authority over its territory, free from external control. It also contrasts states and nations, with states defined politically by government and territory, while nations are more cultural and ethnic groups united by common traits within a state.

4. E P O
L E P

5. P E E
O P L

6. R Y T I
T O R R
E

7. T E R O
R I T Y
R

8. N T M E R
O V G E
N

9. G O V E E
R N M T
N

10. S N I O G
R E V T
E Y

11. S O V E G
R E I T
N Y

19. INTERNAL
SOVEREIGNTY
EXTERNAL
SOVEREIGNTY

26. PEOPLE
GOVERNMENT
TERRITORY
SOVEREIGNTY

27. PEOPLE
GOVERNMENT
TERRITORY
SOVEREIGNTY
Permanent group of
people that live
within the boundaries
of the territory

28. PEOPLE
GOVERNMENT
TERRITORY
SOVEREIGNTY
Permanent group of
people that live
within the boundaries
of the territory
It includes the land,
the rivers, the sea, and
the air space which the
jurisdiction of the state
extends.

29. PEOPLE
GOVERNMENT
TERRITORY
SOVEREIGNTY
Permanent group of
people that live
within the boundaries
of the territory
Permanent group of
people that live
within the boundaries
of the territory
The agency through
which the will of the
state is formulated,
expressed and carried
out.

30. PEOPLE
GOVERNMENT
TERRITORY
SOVEREIGNTY
Permanent group of
people that live
within the boundaries
of the territory
Permanent group of
people that live
within the boundaries
of the territory
The agency through
which the will of the
state is formulated,
expressed and carried
out.
The power to
command and enforce
obedience free from
foreign control.

32. STATES NATIONS
It is legal political. It is racial cultural.

33. QUIZtion on STATE AND
NATIONS

34. 1. This term is taken from the Latin stare (to stand) a political
community that occupies a definite territory; having an
organized government with the authority to make and
enforce laws without the consent of a higher authority. It is
also defined as a self-governing political entity.
A. State
B. Nation
C. Globalization
D. Ethnicity

35. 2. It refers to the portion of the earth which
composed of aerial (airspace above), fluvial (waters
around and connecting the islands of the archipelago)
and the terrestrial (landmass) domains.
A. Territory
B. People
C. Globalization
D. None of these

36. 3. How is an ethnic nation defined?
A. A nation based on geographical boundaries
B. A nation united on the basis of ethnicity
C. A nation with a strong military presence
D. A nation without a defined culture

37. 4. This term refers to supreme and absolute
power within its territorial boundaries.
A. Territory
B. People
C. Sovereignty
D. Government

38. 5. It is an agency to which the political ideology
of the state is expressed and carried out.
A. Government
B. People
C. Sovereignty
D. State

39. 6. It is a large body of people united by
common descent, history, culture, or language,
inhabiting a particular country or territory.
A. Globalization
B. Nation
C. People
D. State

40. 7. The following statements best described the
characteristic of a nation, except one, which is this?
A. The people are loyal and proud to be in the group
B. The people are set off from neighboring groups by:
religion, language, traditions, and way of life.
C. A central government strong enough to defend itself
against its enemies and keep order within its borders.
D. It is political in concept

41. 8. What is the etymological origin of the word
"nation"?
A. Latin word "terra" meaning "earth"
B. Latin word "nasci" meaning "born"
C. Greek word "polis" meaning "city"
D. Latin word "rex" meaning "king"

42. 9. What does a territorial nation refer to?
A. A nation with no geographical boundaries
B. A nation united by a common language
C. An entity that covers a predefined territory
with assimilated ethnic groups
D. A nation without a defined territory

43. 10. What is the primary characteristic that
distinguishes a state from a nation?
A. Shared language and culture
B. A defined territory and government
C. A common history and heritage
D. A unified economic system

44. 1. A
2. A
3. B
4. C
5. A
6. B
7. D
8. B
9. C
10. B