Nation - Revision history

Elpez at 23:31, 7 July 2010

2010-07-07T23:31:45Z

2010-07-07T23:31:02Z

nation moved to Nation over redirect: "n" should be capitalized

2008-07-11T15:27:24Z

Nation moved to nation over redirect

2008-07-06T12:23:11Z

stubbed

2008-07-06T12:22:24Z

nation moved to Nation: capitalize first letter

2006-11-29T18:03:23Z

2006-09-05T16:33:03Z

2006-09-05T16:32:46Z

2006-09-05T16:32:23Z

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-A nation is a group of people living in one territory who have agreed to live under the rule of a single government. Since the definition of nation varies, so does the number of nations in the word, but by most definitions there are around 190.
+A '''nation''' is a political entity under the rule of a single government. Since the definition of nation varies, so does the number of nations in the [[Earth|world]], but by most definitions there are around 190 or 200.
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−	A nation is a group of [[people]] living in one territory who have agreed to live under the rule of a single government. Since the definition of nation varies, so does the number of nations in the word, but by most definitions there are around 190.	+	A nation is a group of people living in one territory who have agreed to live under the rule of a single government. Since the definition of nation varies, so does the number of nations in the word, but by most definitions there are around 190.
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	A nation is a group of [[people]] living in one territory who have agreed to live under the rule of a single government. Since the definition of nation varies, so does the number of nations in the word, but by most definitions there are around 190.		A nation is a group of [[people]] living in one territory who have agreed to live under the rule of a single government. Since the definition of nation varies, so does the number of nations in the word, but by most definitions there are around 190.
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−	A nation is a group of [[people]] living in one territory who have agreed to live ~~inder~~ the rule of a single government. Since the definition of nation varies, so does the number of nations in the word, but by most definitions there are around 190.	+	A nation is a group of [[people]] living in one territory who have agreed to live under the rule of a single government. Since the definition of nation varies, so does the number of nations in the word, but by most definitions there are around 190.

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−	a nation is a group of [[people]] living in one territory who have agreed to live inder the rule of a single government. Since the definition of nation varies, so does the number of nations in the word, but by most definitions there are around 190.	+	A nation is a group of [[people]] living in one territory who have agreed to live inder the rule of a single government. Since the definition of nation varies, so does the number of nations in the word, but by most definitions there are around 190.

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−	a nation is a ~~groups~~ of [[people]] who have lost so much of their own minds that they feel the need to form a false [[collective]] in order to have thoughts. they often build hierarchies and are therefore evil.	+	a nation is a group of [[people]] who have lost so much of their own minds that they feel the need to form a false [[collective]] in order to have thoughts. they often build hierarchies and are therefore evil. The world is currently divided into about 200 of them according to international law.