Question

question 1 (1 point)
when international law promotes the freedom from outside interference for sovereign states this is called a(n)
a) essential liberty.
b) anarchic liberty.
c) article vii liberty.
d) negative liberty.

Explanation:

• Negative liberty refers to freedom from external interference. In the context of international law, when a sovereign state is free from outside interference, it aligns with the concept of negative liberty.
• Essential liberty is a more general and less - specific term in this context and does not directly address the freedom from external interference as precisely as negative liberty.
• Anarchic liberty implies a state of lawlessness and lack of order, which is not what is described when international law is promoting a form of freedom (even though it is freedom from external interference, it is within a legal framework).
• Article VII liberty is not a standard or widely - recognized term in the context of international law and the described concept.

Answer:

d) negative liberty.