States

3. Forces that bind a state together are ________ forces.
5. Forces that pull a state apart are ________ forces.
6. A ________ state may have administrative divisions, but most decisions are made in the national capital.
9. An example that comes closest to being a true nation-state would be
11. Poland and Zimbabwe are examples of ________ states.
12. this includes ideas that advocated territorial expansion of countries.
14. Poland and Zimbabwe are examples of ________ states.
15. Norway is a good example of a(n)________ state.

1. Poland and Zimbabwe are examples of ________ states.
2. A government that is run according to the interests of its ruler or ruling elite is an
4. The United States has a(n) ________ form of government with internal unitary subdivisions.
7. a state is split by regional or other allegiances is
8. A situation of disagreement between states, whether it includes warfare or not, is called a
10. A group of people who occupy a particular area and want to have their own government is a
13. An independent political unit that claims exclusive jurisdiction over a territory and all the people in it is a