Match each type of sovereignty listed on the left with its corresponding definition or legal characteristic on the right.
- Legal SovereigntyThe ultimate constitutional authority to make, amend, and enforce law
- Political SovereigntyThe supreme power vested in the electorate whose will legal sovereigns must ultimately obey
- De Facto SovereigntySupreme power exercised through physical force or successful practical control without formal legal backing
- External SovereigntyThe supreme power of a state to manage its domestic and international affairs free from foreign control
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Legal Sovereignty matches the ultimate constitutional authority to make, amend, and enforce law; Political Sovereignty matches the supreme power vested in the electorate; De Facto Sovereignty matches supreme power exercised through physical force without legal backing; External Sovereignty matches the power of a state to manage its affairs free from foreign control.
Each sovereign classification matches its precise political science definition: legal sovereignty pertains to formal law-making bodies, political sovereignty rests with the voting populace, de facto sovereignty reflects actual control, and external sovereignty designates international independence.
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Types and Characteristics of Sovereignty