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Q: What is the state monopoly is based on?
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What is monopoly based on?

i think its learning to be controllable with money


Would monopoly be based on property or money?

Both


What city is monpoly based on?

what city on Monopoly is real


Is there a video game based on Monopoly The Mega Edition?

yes


Is monopoly based on New York?

No, Atlantic City, NJ.


Is monopoly based on a true person?

yes, he was a true person


Which city is the British version of Monopoly based on?

The British version is based on London, UK. There is no 'Atlantic City' in Britain.


What state can you return liquor?

There are currently 18 monopoly or control states in the U.S. The term "control state" is popular but misleading because all states control and regulate the sale of alcohol. Therefore every state is a control state but only 18 are monopoly states.The 18 monopoly states are:AlabamaIdahoMichiganMississippiMontanaNew HampshireNorth CarolinaOhioOregonPennsylvaniaUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaIn addition, Montgomery County in Maryland is a monopoly county.


What supports and protects the state?

Good question. Some would say the State's monopoly on violence (via the police force and military). Others would say the State's legitimacy (i.e., its citizens' belief in the State's right to govern), based on factors such as the strength of the economy, fairness of taxation and the consent of the governed.


Who is the monopoly man based on?

It is based on a typical 1900's wealthy British man, as Britain invented this World Wide known game.


How does Disney Monopoly differ from the standard game?

There are not many differences between the Disney version and the standard version of Monopoly. The main difference is that the playing pieces are based off of Disney characters.


What is Max Weber's theory of state power?

Weber's theory is one in which the state's method of power derives from its monopoly on coercion.