Asovereign, politically organized territory is a a. nation b. state c. territory d. boundary

Correct B. state

Explanation:

In the United States of America, we refer to each of the 50 political units within the nation as "states."  But in wider use in political language, the term "state" typically refers to independent political units, which we sometimes also refer to as "countries."  The Oxford English Dictionary provides this primary definition of the word "state" in political context:  "A nation or territory considered as an organized political community under one government."

So a nation or territory can be a "state."  A "state," however, need not have the characteristics of "nationality" in order to be a state.  "Nation" is a term based in the Latin word "natus" meaning "born."   "Nationality" refers to the culture, language, or other factors shared by people according to the "native" characteristics of a certain region or territory, whereas "state" refers to the sovereign, political organization of a territory.

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