Which of the following best describes the difference between a nation-state
and a city-state?
A. A nation-state can be made up of a large area that consists of
multiple cities and villages. A city-state is made up of only one
independent city and the surrounding territory.
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B. A nation-state generally consists of people who share a common
history, culture, and language. A city-state usually consists of
people from various cultures and ethnicities.
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C. A nation-state generally is ruled by a king or a queen. A city-state
generally is ruled by a group of elected representatives.
D. A nation-state generally has an organized government but no self-
rule. A city-state generally has both an organized government and
self-rule.