which of the following is NOT part of the definition of "state"

a defined territory that demarcates the border limits of a nation

according to Tilly, why did states appear?

WAR:need for resources (ppl+$) =bureocracies created for tax redistribution

which of these is westphalian sovereignty?

lack of other authority, other than the domestic one

why did territorial states appear?

it was the optimal form between war capacity and wealth

what was the issue with city states?

effective for wealth, but ineffective in force

before the formation of the Nation-State, an example of political institutions were........and communities were.........

religious organisations, professions

which of these is interdependence sovereignty?

actual control of movement across state borders

there are 4 types of sovereignty which are:

domestic, interdependence, international legal, westphalian

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1
which of the following is NOT part of the definition of "state"
a defined territory that demarcates the border limits of a nation
a monopoly of coercive power and law making ability
a set of institutions and their related personnel
a degree of centrality that emanates political decisions
2
which of the following are Nation States NOT a product of
violence
colonialism
sovereignty
transnational elites
3
according to Tilly, why did states appear?
TRADE: need for bureocracies to manage comparative markets w other regions
TRADE: need for resources to engage in competitive markets w other regions
WAR:need for resources (ppl+$) =bureocracies created for tax redistribution
WAR:need for bureocracies to manage ppl= redistribution of resources (tax$)
4
Empires were poor in wealth (too big, not centralized) but good for war (big population, warrior class), ex.: Venice
True
False
5
which of these is westphalian sovereignty?
actual control of movement across state borders
formal recognition by other sovereign states
actual control of a state by an authority organized within this state
lack of other authority, other than the domestic one
6
why did territorial states appear?
it was the optimal form between war capacity and wealth
throughout history, wars and treaties shaped borders
they were divided based on religion
they were located in commercial areas and spread out in their territory
7
the creation of a true Nation-State was only actually accomplished...
a true Nation-State has yet to be created
in 1555, Treaty of Augsburg
in 1648, Westphalia
in the 19th/20th century
8
what was the issue with city states?
effective for wealth, but ineffective in force
big in size, ineffective in force
ineffective for wealth, small in size
effective in force, ineffective for wealth
9
before the formation of the Nation-State, an example of political institutions were........and communities were.........
religious organisations, professions
professions, peasants
peasants, kings
kings, religious organisations
10
which of these is interdependence sovereignty?
actual control of a state by an authority organized within this state
formal recognition by other sovereign states
lack of other authority, other than the domestic one
actual control of movement across state borders
11
the "whose realm, whose religion" principle was first implemented in the 1648 Peace of Westphalia
True
False
12
"a population sharing a historic territory, common myths+history and economy, culture, and common legal rights+duties"
sovereignty
sovereign nation-state
state
nation
13
there are 4 types of sovereignty which are:
domestic, dependence, international legal, augsburg
domestic, interdependence, international legal, westphalian
domestic, dependence, national legal, augsburg
domestic, interdependence, national legal, westphalian
14
medium-size NSs were ideal due to being able to produce wealth (w enough craftsmen) and war (big territory=enough popul)
True
False
15
which of the following is an example of the permanence of transnationalism
the European Royal family tree
The circulation of people
all of the above
the European colonial domination
16
Nation-States are NOT...
shaped by pre-existing transnational flows
artificial
natural
violent projects

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