VCE Global Politics 2025 Unit 1 AOS 1: 'Power and Global Actors' Key Information

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What are the key pillars of democracy?

Free and fair elections, freedom of speech, equal rights, and constitutional law.

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What is a nation?

A community of people based on a particular identity. They have a shared culture, language, history, ethnicity, religion etc. It does not have recognised sovereignty.

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What is a government?

The legitimate and recognised leader of a state.

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What is power?

The ability of a state or actors to exert influence on another group.

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What are two types of Hard Power?

Military Power and Economic Power.

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What are two types of Soft Power?

Cultural Power and Diplomatic Power.

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What is a state?

Something that is both a political community and territorial entity.

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What are the key features of a state?

A permanent population, a defined territory, a functioning government and economy, the ability to engage with other states, and recognised sovereignty from other sovereign states.

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What is a country?

A nation with its own government, occupying a particular territory.

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What is Economic Power?

Using trade and financial pressure to influence politics.

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What is Military Power?

Control over law enforcement and physical power.

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What is Diplomatic Power?

Using agreements, treaties etc. to influence other countries.

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What is Cultural Power?

The power of a state to influence another state by spreading its culture, forging ties and shifting the perspective of the public.

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What is Technological Power?

Using innovation and technology to share with other countries.

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What is sovereignty?

The legitimate or widely recognised ability of a governing body to exercise supreme and exclusive authority within a geographically defined area.