Jus Occupationis

Jus Gentium

Jus Soli

Jus Sanguinis

Effective occupation and ineffective occupation

Military occupation and civil occupation

Permanent occupation and temporary occupation

Hostile occupation and peaceful occupation

The occupier must have the intention to acquire sovereignty over the territory.

The occupier must have actual control over the territory.

The occupier must be able to defend the territory against other states.

All of the above

The occupier acquires sovereignty over the territory.

The occupier has the right to administer the territory.

The occupier has the right to exploit the resources of the territory.

All of the above

Jus occupationis is the law of occupation, while jus gentium is the law of nations.

Jus occupationis is a particular instance of jus gentium.

Jus occupationis is a more general principle than jus gentium.

Jus occupationis is a more recent principle than jus gentium.

Jus occupationis is a principle of international law that allows a state to acquire sovereignty over territory through military occupation, while uti possidetis is a principle of international law that allows a state to retain sovereignty over territory that it has already acquired.

Jus occupationis is a principle of international law that allows a state to acquire sovereignty over territory through military occupation, while uti possidetis is a principle of international law that allows a state to acquire sovereignty over territory through peaceful occupation.

Jus occupationis is a principle of international law that allows a state to acquire sovereignty over territory through military occupation, while uti possidetis is a principle of international law that allows a state to acquire sovereignty over territory through prescription.

Jus occupationis is a principle of international law that allows a state to acquire sovereignty over territory through military occupation, while uti possidetis is a principle of international law that allows a state to acquire sovereignty over territory through accretion.

It is a violation of the principle of self-determination.

It is a form of colonialism.

It is a source of conflict between states.

All of the above

Self-determination

Decolonization

Peaceful settlement of disputes

All of the above

It will continue to be a source of conflict between states.

It will be replaced by more just and equitable principles.

It will become obsolete as states become more interdependent.

It is impossible to say

Jus soli

Jus sanguinis

Jus occupationis

None of the above

The person must be born in the occupied territory.

The person must have a parent who is a citizen of the occupying state.

The person must have resided in the occupied territory for a certain period of time.

All of the above

The person becomes a citizen of the occupying state.

The person is entitled to all the rights and privileges of citizenship.

The person is subject to all the laws and regulations of the occupying state.

All of the above

It is a violation of the principle of self-determination.

It is a form of colonialism.

It is a source of conflict between states.

All of the above

Self-determination

Decolonization

Peaceful settlement of disputes

All of the above

It will continue to be a source of conflict between states.

It will be replaced by more just and equitable principles.

It will become obsolete as states become more interdependent.

It is impossible to say