A key characteristic that defines a state is the ability of the state to carry out actions or policies within its territory independently from external actors or internal rivals. What is this characteristic known as? a. sovereignty

b. coercion

c. capacity

d. autonomy

e. militarism

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A key characteristic that defines a state is the ability of the state to carry out actions or policies within its territory independently from external actors or internal rivals. What is this characteristic known as? a. sovereignty

b. coercion

c. capacity

d. autonomy

e. militarism

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Azul Green · Answer 1

Answer: Option (A) is correct.

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Sovereignty is referred to as the full power and right of a governing institution over oneself, without having any interference from other sources. In political theory, it is known as a substantive idea entitling authority over few polity. On the other hand in international law, sovereignty tends to refer to exercise of authority by a nation.

A key characteristic that defines a state is the ability of the state to carry out actions or policies within its territory independently from external actors or internal rivals. What is this characteristic known as? a. sovereigntyb. coercionc. capacityd. autonomye. militarism

A key characteristic that defines a state is the ability of the state to carry out actions or policies within its territory independently from external actors or internal rivals. What is this characteristic known as? a. sovereignty

b. coercion

c. capacity

d. autonomy

e. militarism