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The nation state is a state that self-identifies as deriving its political legitimacy from serving as a sovereign entity for a nation as a sovereign territorial unit.[1] The state is a political and geopolitical entity; the nation is a cultural and/or ethnic entity. The term "nation state" implies that the two geographically coincide, which distinguishes the nation state from the other types of state, which historically preceded it
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The declaration of independence made each colony an independent nation?
The Declaration used the term "United States" for the first time. A state is, in general usage, an independent nation. The states were only bound together by a Continental Army and Continental Congress, and there was no such thing as national law or policy. The states were therefore not really independent, but they were also not one nation. This kind of halfway status of nationhood was quite common in Europe, especially in Germany and Italy.
What were most citizens more loyal to their states or new nation?
they were loyal to the states because the nation taxed them
Nation-states acquire when they are recognized by other nation-states..?
honestly i think a territory that is controlled by an independent goverment
How does the state differ from a nation?
A state represents a type of political association with a monopoly of violence in its given geographic jurisdiction whereas a nation is the association of related people into a self-aware political group. Many 'nations' do not have states and many states are not strictly composed of only one nation.
Which nation sold the Louisiana territory to the United states?
This purchase was made in 1803 when Napoleon ruled France. The French did not have a king at this time.
What united the us as one nation?
The United States Constitution united the US states as one nation.
What document united the states as one nation?
Representives
Which country has one nation and two states?
Pakistan has one nation and two states, which are Punjab and Sindh.
Which nation does not have a one-house dominant legislature?
The United States. The bicameral Congress is made up of the House and Senate.
Is Alaska a nation?
One of the US states
Fina a sentence for nation?
The United States is one nation of many that exist on earth.
Who united the states as one nation in 1787?
the govement
What nation is Tasmania in?
Tasmania is one of the states of Australia.
What historical document united the states as one nation?
Representives
What does indivisible mean at the end of the pledge of allegiance?
One Nation unto God is 50 states which is one nation - unto God - meaning they cannot be separated! 50 states = 1 nation = God! They are three in one. Thy cannot be separated (indivisible).
Why is e pluribus unum a good saying?
It means out of many one, means the United States of America is made up by people of many countries and yet we are one nation.
What do all nation-states have?
what do all nation states have
