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States (Sovereign Rule) ARZ CAL COL HWI IDH KAS MNT NEB NEV NMX NDK OKL ORE SDK TEX UTA WAS WYO Federal districts   FCT DCL   Territories   ALA ARK CCT DEL FLA GEA ILL INI IWA KTY LSA MAE MYD MAS MIC MIS MIN MSO NHA NJY NYK NCA OHI PVA RHI SCA TEN VMT VGA WIS The United States of North Aegea comprise a supranational Federal republican Union composed of eighteen self-governing sovereign member States. In addition to the eighteen States, there are thirty Territories that are essentially dependencies of the Federal Government; five of which are afforded limited home rule, while the remaining twenty-five are governed according to the dictates of the United States Congress in the Fœderal Capital Territory. The General Government of the United States is not sovereign. Rather its authority and existence are the result of the several States pooling their sovereignty on certain, specific and enumerated Matters, delegating competence on those Matters to a common, federal head, which exercises those competences as an agent of the member States on their behalf; and this Federal government of the several States, also the General Government of the Confederacy and Union, carries out the Fœderal purpose of the Confederacy and Union, with the Powers of the Federal head being separated into three, distinct departments: Delegated Powers of a legislative nature are vested in a bicameral Congress of the United States, composed of a State-appointed upper house styled Senate, and a popularly-elected lower house called House of Representatives; delegated Powers of an executive nature are vested in a Governor-General of the United States; and those delegated Powers, being judicial in nature, are vested in a Federal Court of the United States and in the Courts of each State. All Powers not expressly delegated to the General Government remain exclusively with the States, respectively, to be exercised by them only. The existence and authority of the United States is dependent on the Will of the several States that comprise the Confederacy and Union.