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Legislative power

Executive power

Judicial power

Amending power

Constituent power

Democracy

Constitution

Republic

Monarchy

Parliament

Permanent population

Defined territory

Government

Capacity to enter into relations with the other states

Law

International law

Self-determination

Colonial domination

Constitutional law

Independence

1980

1981

1982

1983

1984

Federations are the same as unitary states

Federations must share power

Federations are separate parts that are autonomous countries

Federations must have their own presidents

Federations are colonies of a central government

It was when the Westphalia was signed

It was when the American Declaration of Human Rights was signed

It was when Magna Carta was signed

It was when the French Declaration of Human Rights was signed

It was with the fall of Istanbul in 1453

Republican governments are always democratic.

In republican regimes governance is determined by descendance.

States governed by monarchies are never democratic.

In every democratic state, there must be both legislative and judicial powers.

In a parliamentarian system, the head of the state is independent from the legislative organ.

Each state has the same legislative but different executive and judicial organ

Each constituent state is regulated by its own legislative, executive and judicial organ

Each state has the same legislative and executive organ but a different judiciary

Each state has the same legislative, executive and judiciary organ

None of the above

A unitary state is composed of a single state.

In a unitary state, any sub-governmental units can be created or abolished.

In a unitary state, the central government may transfer some power to lower levels.

In a unitary state, central authority and sub-national units share power.

A unitary state is a state governed as one single unit.

In the parliamentarian system, there is a close link between the executive and legislative organs.

In the parliamentarian system there are two wings of the executive organ: the head of the state (king or president) and council of ministers.

In the parliamentarian system, most of the members of the council of ministers are also members of the parliament.

In the parliamentarian system legislative, executive and judiciary are completely
separated from each other and each organ is independent from the others. 

In the parliamentarian system, the execute branch is dependent on the legislative organ.

I only

I and II

II only

II and III

I, II, III

It was with the San Francisco Conference in 1945

It was with the establishment of the United Nations in 1945

It was the Montvideo Convention in 1933

It was with the Westphalia in 1648

It was with the Magna Carta in 1215

1923

1924

1925

1961

1982

the right to vote

referendum

the right to stand for election

constitutional amendments

exclusion from voting

One wise individual such as a philosopher

Religious elite such as the Pope

Economic elite such as a billionaire

A group persons such as parliament

A group of people such as a president

the executive is the president himself

the president is independent from the legislative organ

the president is the head of the judiciary

the president appoints the administrative officials

the separation of powers is more rigid

That individuals must be in a state of social contract with a federal government

That politicians pursue personal-gain and must therefore be controlled

That citizens must obey the state officials at all times

This is the power to make war, peace and union

That citizenry must always be in fear of war and invasion due to a weak state

A flexible one

A new one

A formal one

A soft one

A rigid one

It is flag, constitution and language

It is territory and recognition by at least one state

It is a historical memory, flag and one ethnic race

It is population, territory, government and capacity to establish relations with other states

It is the right for self-determination