Exam 3: Sovereignty, State and Citizenship

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International organizations such as the United Nations,NATO,or the European Union are important institutions.Are member states fully sovereign nations? Why,or why not?

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The first real states began to emerge in Europe after World War II.

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Compare and contrast the meaning of the words "society,""state,""politics,"and"government."

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What is the term for the procedure by which an adult is granted citizenship?

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Many groups seek to obtain member status within the United Nations.What is the main reason for wanting this recognition?

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There are two basic principles of citizenship law,known by their Latin names: ________ (right of blood)and ________ (right of soil).

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What is the main principle underlying the modern British constitution?

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Which of the following situations demonstrates Rousseau's concept of sovereignty?

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According to Jean Bodin,writing in the late 1500s,how did sovereignty originate?

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The power of the courts to declare that actions taken by other branches of government violate the constitution is known as _________.

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What are the essential differences between parliamentary sovereignty and popular sovereignty?

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In Britain,Parliament is still the highest court in the land and cannot be overruled by the judiciary.

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Is international recognition necessary for a state to be considered sovereign? Why,or why not? Use examples from the text in your answer.

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The __________ is a community organized and armed with coercive power to protect the social order from internal and external attack and to provide public services to the community.

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The category of Canadian citizenship did not exist until January 1,1947,when the first Citizenship Act came into effect.

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Compare and contrast British,American,and Canadian systems of sovereignty.Are the sovereign arrangements different from Bodin's original conception?

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Which term refers to a sovereign power ruling over a population residing within the boundaries of a fixed territory?

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The term jus soli,meaning right of soil,is the basic principle of citizenship law in the United Kingdom,France,Canada,and the United States.

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The earth's entire land mass,with the exception of Antarctica,is divided into territories under the control of sovereign states.

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The voluntary,spontaneously emerging order of relationships,in which we coexist with and serve the needs of one another,is called _________.

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