The main difference between a nation and a state is that nations while states a. are sovereign . . have no representation in national government b. have small populations . . have large populations c. have a defined territory . . may have no territory d. are conceptual . . are concrete

D. are conceptual . . . are concrete

Nation and state can be used interchangeably or are synonymous. However, a nation is defined a group of people bound together by culture, beliefs and customs; while state refers to a certain territory in which it has sovereignty. Thus, nation becomes conceptual or the idea while state is the representation of that idea in concrete form.

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many people believed they were convicted solely because they were anarchists.