Which of the following is NOT considered a constitutive element of a state?
A) A governing entity.
B) A settled population.
C) Defined state borders.
D) A national currency.

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While a national currency may be common in most states, it is not a necessary or constitutive element of a state. Some countries may use a foreign currency, operate on a barter system or have multiple currencies in circulation. The other options - a governing entity, a settled population, and defined state borders - are all critical elements that define a state.

Which of the Following Is NOT Considered a Constitutive Element