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What is different between a nation and state?
A nation is like great Brittan or Germany or France where as a state is like California or Boston.
What state is Eiffel tower in?
The Eiffel tower is located in the city of Paris in the nation of France.
What European countries satisfies the definition of nation-state France England Ukraine SwedeN?
Sweden.
Why does the French president exist?
France has a president because every nation needs someone to act as the head of state. Monarchy is abolished in France, and so the head of state is here a president.
What is the difference between a state and a nation?
A nation is a group of people who are bound together through history, culture, language, religion, customs, etc. A state is a portion of land with a sovereign government and laws.
What is Paris national animal?
Paris is a city, not a state. As a result, it does not have a state bird.
France is in what nation?
France is a nation unto itself. It belongs to the European Union, financially.
What nation was a member of the triple entente?
France
What is the nation between France and Spain?
the contry in between Spain and France is a tiny nation called andorra.
How is a state differs from a nation?
A nation is nation different from a state in various ways. A nation will have a president but a state does not have a president as they are under one nation.
Is France the oldest nation in Europe?
No. The oldest nation in Europe is San Marino. However, France was discovered first.
When territory of both the nation and state coincide the country is a?
When the territory of both the nation and state coincide, the country is referred to as a "nation-state." In a nation-state, the political entity (state) is largely aligned with a specific cultural or ethnic group (nation), promoting a sense of shared identity and common governance. This concept emphasizes the relationship between a defined geographical area and the people who inhabit it, often leading to a cohesive national identity. Examples include countries like Japan and France, where the boundaries of the state largely encompass the dominant national group.
