A State's Attributes Refers to

question 62

Multiple Choice

A state's attributes refers to

• A) the state's characteristics that shape foreign policy behavior such as size, wealth, and type of government.
• B) the relationship that states have with neighboring states.
• C) how involved the state is with international organizations.
• D) its nuclear capabilities.
• E) whether the state is a unitary or federal type of government.

---

Definitions:

Social Stratification

The hierarchical arrangement and classification of individuals and groups in any given society based on wealth, power, prestige, or other criteria.

Working-Class

Describes individuals or groups who are employed in low-paying wage jobs, often involving manual or industrial labor, and typically associated with lower socioeconomic status.

Social Stratification

The arrangement or classification of society into levels or layers based on factors such as wealth, occupation, and social status.

Feudalism

A social and economic system in medieval Europe where land was held by nobles in exchange for military service, and labor was provided by peasants who lived on their land.