Group -1-Explorer-Elements-of-the-State (2).pptx

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1. Group 1: Stephanie Dela Cruz Shannon Domingo Mecifea Dacumos Janelle Domingo Reden Calauad Rizaldy Cortez Janah Lorenzo Roden Reyes Joana Bigao ELEMENTS OF THE STATE

2. There are 4 Elements of the State: Population Territory Government Sovereignty

3. Population The population refers to the people who reside within the state's boundaries. It constitutes the body of individuals who are subject to the state's authority, laws, and governance.

4. Territory Territory denotes the defined geographical area over which the state has sovereignty and within which its laws and regulations apply. A clear delineation of borders or boundaries distinguishes one state from another.

5. Government The government represents the administrative and ruling structure within the state. It consists of institutions, branches and individuals responsible for creating and enforcing laws, managing public affairs, and providing governance.

6. Sovereignty Sovereignty is the supreme authority that the state possesses over its territory and population. It implies the state's independence to make and enforce laws, conduct its affairs without external interference, and engage in international relations as a distinct entity.

7. These elements collectively characterize the essential components of a state, differentiating it as a political entity with a defined territory, a governing structure, a population, and the ultimate authority or sovereignty within its borders. (Thanks for Listening)