Question 6 • 670401 American Studies S1 – MYERS, JOSHUA A
Answer:
When a nation-state is recognized by other nation-states it acquires three benefits. One benefit is the ability to exchange ambassadors and create embassies. Another benefit includes the ability to freely navigate oceans and seas without the fear of being attacked. The last benefit is creating alliances with other nations. When nation states are recognized by other nation-states they agree to restrain from using military action against one and other.