Sovereignty - SS1 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What does sovereignty in government refer to?
The supreme authority or power of the state to govern itself and its people without interference from external forces
The ability of the government to control every aspect of the economy
The ability of the government to suppress dissent and opposition
The supreme authority or power of the state to govern itself and its people without interference from external forces
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of sovereignty in government?
Control over territory, resources, and people
Exclusive right to make laws
Accountability to external authority
What is the relationship between sovereignty and national security?
Sovereignty is irrelevant to national security
Sovereignty is a critical aspect of national security and independence
Sovereignty hinders national security efforts
Sovereignty is a critical aspect of national security and independence
Can sovereignty in government be challenged or limited?
No, sovereignty is an absolute concept that cannot be challenged or limited
Yes, by economic factors such as inflation and unemployment
Yes, by various factors such as international law, human rights, and the interests of other states or global institutions
Yes, by various factors such as international law, human rights, and the interests of other states or global institutions
What is the responsibility of the government in maintaining sovereignty in government?
To respect the rights and interests of others and to contribute to global stability and cooperation
To control every aspect of the economy and society
To suppress dissent and opposition
To respect the rights and interests of others and to contribute to global stability and cooperation
Define sovereignty in government in one sentence.
Sovereignty in government refers to the supreme authority or power of the state to govern itself and its people without interference from external forces.
What are the factors that can challenge or limit the sovereignty of a government, and how can a government balance its sovereign authority with international obligations and responsibilities?
The factors that can challenge or limit the sovereignty of a government can include international law, human rights, and the interests of other states or global institutions.
A government can balance its sovereign authority with international obligations and responsibilities by respecting international law, promoting human rights, engaging in dialogue and cooperation with other states, and participating in global institutions and initiatives.