Geography · Political Geography
The 'Nation-State' concept in political geography is best described as:
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- 1Any large geographic territory governed by a central authority
- 2A political unit where state boundaries coincide with cultural/ethnic boundaries of a nation✓
- 3A multi-ethnic empire governed by a dominant culture
- 4A city-state with autonomous governance
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A political unit where state boundaries coincide with cultural/ethnic boundaries of a nation
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