In the Modern World, While the State Is Considered the Ultimate

question 56

Multiple Choice

In the modern world, while the state is considered the ultimate authority in any particular territory, the author notes that they are actually fluid, contested, and even fragile, and as such, they are always being:

• A) separated.
• B) reimagined.
• C) maligned.
• D) destroyed.
• E) constructed.

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