AP Army Logistics BOLC Practice Test 2026 – Comprehensive Exam Prep

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What is the difference between state actors and nonstate actors?

Nonstate actors are terrorists; state actors are corporations

Nonstate actors are countries; state actors are not

State actors are countries; nonstate actors are not (terrorists, NGOs, etc.)

State actors are recognized governments or countries with sovereignty, authority over a defined territory, and the capacity to enter treaties and deploy military force. Nonstate actors are groups or entities not representing a government—such as NGOs, multinational corporations, or terrorist organizations—that can influence international affairs but don’t possess sovereignty or formal treaty-making power. Therefore, state actors are countries, while nonstate actors are not (they include terrorists, NGOs, corporations, and similar groups).

State actors are legal entities; nonstate actors are illegal