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It is known as sovereignty, which means that the country, or State as it is also called, has rights that are not given to parties outside its borders. This implies that a country, (state) has the final say and control over what happens inside of itself.
To try and use an example of the United States and its Constitutional Republic:
From the Declaration of Independence through the Articles of Confederation and then the Constitution You are the sovereign controller of your body, from there if you own a piece of land you have 'sovereign' authority over that land. Then the group of land owners that make up a town have 'sovereign' control over the town to which they agree to give a piece of their control temporarily over to people that will handle the everyday business of the town. As well do the land owners of the City. All the land owners of the town's and cities that make up the State have sovereign control over that and temporarily give up a portion of that power to a group of people to do the day to day affairs of the state.
Now in America's case the 50 countries (states) together decided to give up certain rights, temporarily, to a group of people (federal government) to protect the entire 50 states from outside intrusion (enemies), to work on foreign trade as a whole, which gives the individual states more bargaining power and as well to guarantee free and unobstructed trade and travel between the individual states, (countries) of the United States.
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In what English colony did those who believed that freedom entailed being independent from control by another person or institution and free from political oppression along with not working for someon?
Those who believed in individual freedom and independence from control often settled in the English colony of Plymouth, which later became part of Massachusetts. Here, they sought to create a society based on principles of self-governance and religious freedom, where individuals could live and work for themselves without being subjected to excessive outside influence.
What do the 4 fundamental freedoms mean of Canada?
Found in section 2 of the charter 1. freedom of conscience and religion 2. freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of press and other media of communication 3. freedom of peaceful assembly 4. freedom of association
Which country is the most freedom?
The concept of freedom is subjective and can be measured in different ways. Various organizations produce indices that rank countries based on different aspects of freedom, such as political rights and civil liberties. Some countries often ranked high in terms of freedom include Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark.
What is the definition of political freedom?
Political freedom refers to the ability of individuals to participate in the decision-making processes of their society without interference or coercion. It encompasses the rights to free speech, assembly, and association, as well as the right to vote and seek public office. Political freedom is a fundamental aspect of democratic societies.
Who believed in religious freedom?
Many Enlightenment thinkers, such as Voltaire and John Locke, believed in religious freedom as a fundamental human right.
What is the term for self-reliance and freedom from outside control?
Independence
What is the term for self reliance and freedom from outside control?
Independence
What term means freedom from control by an outside body or government?
Sovereignty for the reals
What is the term that means freedom from control by an outside body or government?
Independence, sovereignty
In which type of dictatorship does a small group of individuals excersise complete control over a countrys government?
An oligarchy
In which type of dictatorship does a small group of individuals exercise complete control over a countrys government?
An oligarchy
Who was The activist who opened the countrys first birth-control clinic?
Margaret Sanger is the activist who opened United State's first birth-control clinic.
What word means freedom from control of another country mean?
The word is independence. It means freedom from the control of others.
If i was in a box how would i think outside of it?
You would think of the freedom of the outside world.
What do you as readers ultimately think the narrator wants from her husband?
Freedom from his control
Does 2004 Honda odyssey have outside temp control?
No, It cannot control outside air temperature.
What do slaves not have knowledge about?
Slaves often lacked knowledge about their rights, freedom, and opportunities available to them outside of their circumstances. They were often kept uninformed and oppressed by their enslavers in order to maintain control over them.
