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a state in which all borders are about the same distance from the center point of the state
a state in which all borders are about the same distance from the center point of the state
a state that has a foreign enclave within its territory
a state that has a foreign enclave within its territory
a state with territory consisting of several small islands and a few large ones
a state with territory consisting of several small islands and a few large ones
a state that has its north and south borders much farther apart than the east and west borders
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A fragmented state is typically characterized by a state that is separated into parts and not wholly contiguous. Among the options provided, the best example of a fragmented state would be:
a state with territory consisting of several small islands and a few large ones.
This option describes a state that is divided into multiple pieces, which aligns with the definition of a fragmented state.
