_________ Are States That Are Internationally Recognized but Whose Governments

question 32

Multiple Choice

_________ are states that are internationally recognized but whose governments cannot provide their citizens with even the minimal level of security and well-being of other sovereign states.

• A) Failed states
• B) Imperfect democracies
• C) Developing states
• D) Regimes of acceptance

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