If a region wants to be considered a state and it has security forces, a judicial system, and geographic territory, what does it lack?
A) An education system
B) Decision maker(s)
C) Police
D) Access to water

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For a region to be considered a state, it must have a decision-making authority or government that exercises sovereignty over its territory. Security forces, a judicial system, and geographic territory are important, but without decision-maker(s) or a governing body, the region cannot function as a state.

If a Region Wants to Be Considered a State and It