Governing the Nation

1 . Independence and freedom of a nation from external forces are a few descriptive words of statehood . A state that is able to resist from external intervention and governs its people with all the means of its powers , with the least possible foreign interference and if there is , to a limited extent can be said to be an independent nation . This does not foreclose however day to day international dealings and exchanges considering that globalization and economic exchanges have brought foreign and distant countries in constant communication with each other alongside with

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The declaration of independence in this regard , has shaped the philosophical beliefs and perception of many vis a vis social factors The release of the colonies from the mighty power of England have been brought about by economic factors . While these colonies were under the control of England , each of which have been effectively governed by the latter through the appointments of governors and other officers However , war broke between France and India , leading to the gradual downfall of England . It has incurred debts to the extent that it could no longer effectively control its colonies which eventually resulted to the release of the colonies . Towards this end , it was thought that colonies be given the power to enact their own laws particularly on economic stability where to do so would increase the livelihood of all citizens alike ( HYPERLINK "http /www .mcwdn .org /GOVERNMENT /Declaration .html http /www .mcwdn .org /GOVERNMENT /Declaration .html , 2008 . The need...