Question 5 2 pts states are those in which the government has completely collapsed or has become so ineffective that it can no longer provide sustenance or security for its own people. Failed Unstable Rogue Undeveloped Question 5 2pts states are those in which the government has completely collapsed or has become so ineffective that it can no longer provide sustenance or security for its own people. O Failed O Unstable O Rogue O Undeveloped
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