Political stability
Definition
Political stability refers to a state or region having a consistent and secure government system without significant internal conflicts or external threats. It ensures the continuity of political institutions, policies, and social order.
Related terms
Economic prosperity: A state of flourishing economic conditions resulting from stable political governance.
Dynastic succession: The process through which power is transferred from one ruling family member to another within a dynasty.
Centralized authority: A form of governance where power and decision-making are concentrated in the hands of central authorities.
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Practice Questions (3)
How might political stability in Central Asia during Middle Ages potentially alter the nature & extent of interactions along the Silk Roads?
Which policy primarily led to the economic recovery and political stability of western Europe after World War II?
How would the Ottoman Empire's political stability have been influenced if Mehmed II had not captured Constantinople in 1453?
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