Asked by Jacqueline

"A piece of coastal land, and the surrounding fishing areas, has been occupied by a fishing society for centuries. The society doesn't have a government, or acknowledge that any larger government rules over them."

Do political scientists consider the society described here to be a country??
A) Yes, because it includes a defined piece of land
B) No, because it does not have a organized government
C) No, because it mostly includes sea space instead of land
D) Yes, because the people have political sovereignty over the area***

I'm really confused on this... Wouldn't it be d??

Answers

Answered by Ms. Sue
I can't think of any examples that fit your answer. What is considered a country that has no central government?
Answered by Reed
GYMNAST notwithstanding, your text materials (assigned reading) will define what its authors consider a "nation". I think there may be a better answer than "d", but double-check your text's definitions.
Answered by Ello
I think its B actually, the government needs to be organized and it never said anything about the lands history
Answered by idc lol
the answers for unit 4 lesson 3 for connexus 8th grade:
1) b
2) c
3) a
4) b,c
100% if in connexus
Answered by BANGTAN SONYEONDAN
Idc lol is 100% correct thank you so much!!
Answered by Correct
If your doing Lesson 3 Unit 6 Civics, as of 2019 "idc lol" is correct.
Answered by erm
b
c
a
b,c
is 100 percent correct i just took the quiz

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Answered by Mrs. Sue
Do these questions yourselves.
Answered by f1 fan
hes right if anyone needs it in word form:
1. No, because it does not have an orgazined governement
2. to outline the powers of a federal gov
3.in a unitary system, all powers are held by one gov
4 the 3 branches can check and balance each other, powers not given to federal gov are given to the states
Answered by ghost
Bro, i got a quiz yall doing the answers for quick checks :|
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