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The doctrine of national self-determination states that nations have the right to create their own state and choose their form of government. True False

The doctrine of national self-determination states that nations have the right to create their own state and choose their form of government. True False
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The doctrine of national self-determination states that nations have the right to create their own state and choose their form of government.

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User Matthiasmullie
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it’s false. this speaks of individuals themselves making their own decisions on certain matters. not the entire state
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