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- 1. may have all the requisites for a state to exist.
- 3. an organization composed of numerous agencies led and coordinated by the state’s leadership (excutive authority), which has the ability or authority to make and implement the binding rules for all the people as well as the parameters of rule making for other social organizations in a given territory, using force if necessary.
- 6. aspect of sovereignty which refers to the independence of a state from control by any other state.
- 8. also known as the natural theory, which holds that the state is founded out of man’s natural instinct for association.
- 11. resides in the people and all government authority emanates from them.
- 15. a type of power that is the plenary power vested in the legislature to make, ordain, and establish wholesome and reasonable laws, statues, not repugnant to the Constitution, for the good and welfare of the people. Generally exercised by the Congress.
- 17. a natoin based on ethnicity; such a nation is assumed to be composed of one ethnolinguistic group
- 18. also known as the Evolutionary Theory is mor scientific and explains that “the state is the product of growth, a slow and steady evolution extending over a long period of time and ultimately shaping itself into the complex structure of a modern state”.
- 20. without this there can no be state.
- 21. territorial domain which includes maritime
- 23. the power of the nation or a sovereign state to take, or to authorize the taking of private property for a public use without the owner’s consent, conditioned upon payment of just compensation.
- 24. it is the power by which the State raises revenue to defray the necessary expenses of the Government.
- 26. is a society of inhabitants of a specific geographic region united and bound together by a common racial ancestry, the same language and culture, historical past, laws and a shared interests and sentiments over the passing of many years.
- 27. ought to be the basis of forming states.
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- 2. Aspect of sovereignty that is the supreme or absolute power of a state to enforce its will on the people within its territory.
- 4. territorial domain which includes air.
- 5. also known as the Force Theory maintains that the state must have been created as a product of the existence of the strong and weak in society, and as a result of their struggle against each other wherein those who are strong are able to dominate and impose their will upon the weak.
- 7. refers to the act, made by the family of the nations that renders a state its international status
- 9. refers to the inhabitants or population of a particular territory
- 10. territorial domain which includes the land.
- 12. aptly observes that “a nationality lives either because it has been a natio, with its own territory and State or, because it wishes to become a nation with its own territory and State”
- 13. the supreme power to command and enforce obedience, the power to which, legally speaking, all interests subdue and all wills subordinate
- 14. is a type of theory that believes that the state must have been founded to take charge of man’s various needs that must be continuously and consistently satisfied.
- 16. is a type of theory which holds that the state is of divine creation and the ruler is ordained by God to govern the people.
- 19. is a theory which attributes the origin of states to the enlargement of the family which remained under the authority of the father or mother.
- 22. refers to the ability of the political leaders to formulate and pursue goals that are “not simply reflective of the demands or particular interests of social groups or classes in society.”
- 25. states that are not autonomous or strong enough to survive or function effectively, with their ability to formulate and implement goals and policies being often compromised.