Q3 C3U1.L2_Philippine Sovereignty

What is the date when the Philippines gained independence from the United States?

• July 4, 1946

• June 12, 1898

• September 16, 1963

• March 25, 1910

What does sovereignty refer to?

• The state's authority to purchase private property for public use or benefit

• The power of a state to make and enforce laws to protect and promote the well-being of its citizens

• The right of a state to communicate with other countries

• The inherent power of the state to dictate and enforce purpose to its citizens

What is the difference between a nation and a state?

• Nation refers to the group of people who live in a specific area or territory, while state is a political community under a system of government

• Nation refers to the political community under a system of government, while state is the group of people who live in a specific area or territory

• Nation refers to the government, while state refers to the people

• Nation refers to the land and water domains, while state refers to the aerial domain

What does internal sovereignty refer to?

• The state's authority to purchase private property for public use or benefit

• A state's freedom from interference from another state

• A state's ability to create and enforce laws or policies within its jurisdiction

• The power of a state to make and enforce laws to protect and promote the well-being of its citizens

What is external sovereignty?

• A state's freedom from interference from another state

• A state's ability to create and enforce laws or policies within its jurisdiction

• The inherent power of the state to dictate and enforce purpose to its citizens

• The state's authority to purchase private property for public use or benefit

What is the power of eminent domain?

• The state's authority to purchase private property for public use or benefit

• The power of a state to make and enforce laws to protect and promote the well-being of its citizens

• The state's freedom from interference from another state

• The inherent power of the state to dictate and enforce purpose to its citizens

What does the right to liberty refer to?

• The state's authority to purchase private property for public use or benefit

• The right of a state to communicate with other countries

• The right of a state to be free from the interference of other states or foreign governments

• The power of a state to make and enforce laws to protect and promote the well-being of its citizens

What is the right to recognition?

• The state's authority to purchase private property for public use or benefit

• The right of a state to communicate with other countries

• The power of a state to make and enforce laws to protect and promote the well-being of its citizens

• The right of the state to be equal with other countries based on international law

What is the right to property?

• Asserts that everything within the territory is state property

• The right of a state to communicate with other countries

• The state's authority to purchase private property for public use or benefit

• The power of a state to make and enforce laws to protect and promote the well-being of its citizens

What is the power of taxation?

• The power of a state to make and enforce laws to protect and promote the well-being of its citizens

• The state's authority to purchase private property for public use or benefit

• Authorizes the government to levy and collect appropriate taxes from citizens

• The right of a state to communicate with other countries