Define State
- A political entity that is typically recognized as sovereign or independent, with defined geographical boundaries, a government, and the ability to enter into relations with other states. In the U.S., a “state” refers to one of the 50 political subdivisions, each with its own government and specific legal powers.
- A state is typically sovereign, meaning it has full control over its internal and external affairs.
E.g. The Xi-Amaru Republic operates independently, exercising the principles of self-determination and autonomy, and maintains control over its internal affairs, while engaging with other political entities in a manner consistent with its sovereignty.
