states

3. A political organization with its own government, population, territory, and sovereignty
4. The process of people discussing, debating, and making decisions about how a community or country should be run.
5. the idea that people are born with a "blank mind" and gain knowledge through experiences.
11. A philosopher who believed people need a strong government to prevent chaos and keep society peaceful.
12. A system of people and rules that makes decisions, creates laws, and keeps order in a society.
13. All the people who live within a specific place or country.
14. The highest authority of a state to govern itself without outside control.

1. A situation where there is no government or laws, so people must rely on themselves to survive.
2. A cultural or ethnic group that considers itself a nation but does not have its own independent country.
6. An English philosopher who believed people are born with natural rights to life, liberty, and property, and that governments exist to protect those rights.
7. Power Authority that people accept because it is recognized as legal, fair, or officially given.
8. A group of people connected by shared culture, language, history, or traditions.
9. The ability to influence, control, or direct the actions and choices of others.
10. The land and borders that belong to and are controlled by a state.