The right of a state to acquire territory through conquest

The right of a state to acquire territory through inheritance

The right of a state to acquire territory through purchase

The right of a state to acquire territory through cession

Territorial cession is the transfer of territory from one state to another, while jus cessionis is the right to acquire territory through cession

Territorial cession is the transfer of territory from one state to another, while jus cessionis is the right to acquire territory through conquest

Territorial cession is the transfer of territory from one state to another, while jus cessionis is the right to acquire territory through inheritance

Territorial cession is the transfer of territory from one state to another, while jus cessionis is the right to acquire territory through purchase

The consent of both states involved

The territory must be clearly defined

The cession must be in writing

All of the above

The territory becomes part of the acquiring state

The inhabitants of the territory become citizens of the acquiring state

The laws of the acquiring state apply to the territory

All of the above

The principle that a state's territory includes all the territory that it possesses

The principle that a state's territory includes all the territory that it claims

The principle that a state's territory includes all the territory that it has acquired through conquest

The principle that a state's territory includes all the territory that it has acquired through cession

The principle of uti possidetis is a necessary condition for territorial cession

The principle of uti possidetis is a sufficient condition for territorial cession

The principle of uti possidetis is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition for territorial cession

The principle of uti possidetis is both a necessary and a sufficient condition for territorial cession

The principle that a people have the right to determine their own political status

The principle that a people have the right to determine their own economic status

The principle that a people have the right to determine their own social status

The principle that a people have the right to determine their own cultural status

The principle of self-determination is a necessary condition for territorial cession

The principle of self-determination is a sufficient condition for territorial cession

The principle of self-determination is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition for territorial cession

The principle of self-determination is both a necessary and a sufficient condition for territorial cession

The Louisiana Purchase

The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

The Treaty of Versailles

All of the above

The acquisition of Hong Kong by the United Kingdom

The acquisition of Alaska by the United States

The acquisition of the Panama Canal Zone by the United States

All of the above

The issue of self-determination

The issue of minority rights

The issue of border disputes

All of the above

Through negotiation and diplomacy

Through international law

Through the use of force

None of the above

Territorial cession and jus cessionis will continue to be used as tools for acquiring territory

Territorial cession and jus cessionis will be replaced by other methods of acquiring territory

Territorial cession and jus cessionis will be abolished

None of the above

The issue of sovereignty

The issue of citizenship

The issue of property rights

All of the above

Through negotiation and diplomacy

Through international law

Through the use of force

None of the above