Power capacity: Military, economic, population and geography
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- Created on: 23-01-17 09:21
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- Power CAPACITY
- MILITARY strength
- A sizeable military force exerts power, protecting states.
- Military strength enables conquest and expansion
- ECONOMIC development
- No strong economy, means no military force
- Trading partners have been created, due to the advancement of industrial base and modern technology.
- This gives political leverage, especially I the national currency is strong.
- POPULATION
- Power comes from a sizeable workforce and the capacity to develop a strong army.
- This would fuel the economy, giving the state power.
- Industrialisation is fuelled by literacy and educational skills, as it will lead to scientific inventions.
- E.g. India is rising as an industrial base as its education has increased.
- Power comes from a sizeable workforce and the capacity to develop a strong army.
- GEOGRAPHY
- Access to trade links, increases a state's power and influence.
- This leads to trade-fuelling the economy
- Farming lands, energy production, access to mineral and energy resources, generates power.
- Access to trade links, increases a state's power and influence.
- MILITARY strength
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