nation (Also nations) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to nation

  • commonwealth«
  • land«
  • res publica«
  • country«
  • state«
  • body politic«
  • tribe«
  • thede«
  • student nation«
  • stock«
  • realm«
  • race«
  • population«
  • people«
  • nationality«
  • folk«
  • community«
  • nation«
  • rogue nation«
  • foreign country«
  • developing country«
  • commonwealth country«
  • world power«
  • rogue state«
  • renegade state«
  • city state«
  • federation of tribes«
  • sea power«
  • power«
  • major power«
  • great power«
  • ally«
  • superpower«
  • city-state«
  • suzerain«
  • national«
  • hegemon«
  • nationalism«
  • tribal«
  • biblical nationalism«
  • kinship group«
  • ethnicity«
  • culture«
  • kin group«
  • alliance«
  • yellow peril«
  • abstract community«
  • yellow horde«
  • term nation«
  • subject«
  • civic nation«
  • welfare state«
  • nationes«
  • warpower«
  • natio«
  • friend«
  • war of conquest«
  • english nationalism«
  • confederation«
  • very«
  • language«
  • velvet divorce«
  • physical border«
  • clan«
  • unnational«
  • religion«
  • ultranationalism«
  • stable community«
  • tutelary deity«
  • meaning«
  • kin«
  • trinationally«
  • gat«
  • trinational«
  • document«
  • kindred«
  • triculture«
  • nationhood«
  • tribute«
  • cultural background«
  • trade war«
  • tonnage«
  • polity«
  • thought«
  • government«
  • theode«
  • common language«
  • national identity«
  • territory«
  • wycliffe circle«
  • suzerainty«
  • term nationes«
  • systematic intercourse«
  • supranational«
  • present day analysis«
  • supernationally«
  • premodern nation«
  • supernational«
  • political scientist azar gat«
  • political unit«
  • supernation«
  • political entity«
  • subnational«
  • national identity sentiment«
  • social group«
  • subjecthood«
  • modern nations«
  • family unit«
  • student«
  • medieval nationalism«
  • family tree«
  • sovereignism«
  • medieval institutions«
  • family relationship«
  • sovereign«
  • european medieval kingdom«
  • family«
  • society«
  • embodied unity«
  • shipping«
  • black nationalism«
  • dependent«
  • security community«
  • athenian nation edward e. cohen«
  • federation«
  • sanction«
  • abstract national experience«
  • relationship«
  • retorsion«
  • diaspora«
  • citizen«
  • regenerationism«
  • england«
  • red scare«
  • emancipation«
  • reciprocity«
  • mosaic moment«
  • folks«
  • modern political nationalism«
  • nationalist«
  • public sector«
  • french natio«
  • blood brother«
  • public international law«
  • early modernist critique«
  • psychological«
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  • patriot«
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  • compatriot«
  • philip s. gorski«
  • genealogy«
  • political risk«
  • scholar«
  • kinship«
  • spanish traveller pedro tafur«
  • mass nationalism«
  • totem«
  • pentarchy«
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  • peacetime«
  • century nation«
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  • book nationalism«
  • mishpocha«
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  • scottish sovereignty«
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  • odious debt«
  • black territory«
  • nuclear power«
  • hastings«
  • nonaligned«
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  • anglo saxon king«
  • nations«
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  • silesian nation«
  • liah greenfeld«
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  • nationism«
  • economic content«
  • aviel roshwald«
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  • national epic«
  • adrian hastings«
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  • national debt«
  • human classification«
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  • french revolution«
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  • national anthem«
  • invented tradition«
  • geordie«
  • susan reynolds«
  • cognate«
  • azar gat«
  • prohibitionist«
  • nation-state«
  • han kohn«
  • cockney«
  • municipal«
  • anthony d. smith«
  • misalliance«
  • multipartite«
  • norse invasion«
  • phyle«
  • multination«
  • modernist theory«
  • multilateral«
  • greenfeld«
  • most favored nation«
  • qaum«
  • mononational«
  • celtic race«
  • modern primitive«
  • biblical idea«
  • military-industrial complex«
  • century french philosopher«
  • military spouse«
  • ancient levant«
  • milestone«
  • sacred source«
  • mile«
  • norse invader«
  • micronation«
  • literate class«
  • mare clausum«
  • intercollegiate review«
  • lusotropicalism«
  • vance packard«
  • local government«
  • strong renewal«
  • letter of marque«
  • scholarly treatment«
  • leod«
  • stranger«
  • ethnic nation«
  • ledely«
  • geographical territory«
  • lede«
  • national god«
  • scottish nationalism«
  • king«
  • jean gerson«
  • kin state«
  • process«
  • jus gentium«
  • geographic territory«
  • intranational«
  • gorski«
  • internationalize«
  • benedict anderson«
  • internationalism«
  • united nation«
  • internationalise«
  • language difference«
  • international«
  • specific territory«
  • indispensable nation«
  • sovereign government«
  • imperialism«
  • modern phenomenon«
  • hypernationalism«
  • scottish noble«
  • homeland«
  • political formation«
  • head of state«
  • chosen people«
  • gross national product«
  • studium generale«
  • great seal«
  • islam«
  • general election«
  • century philosopher«
  • foreign policy«
  • occupation«
  • folk memory«
  • congruent«
  • complete bible«
  • flag-burning«
  • level government«
  • fifth column«
  • elijah muhammad«
  • extremely«
  • physical boundary«
  • extranational«
  • biblical language«
  • expansionism«
  • phrase«
  • exceptionalism«
  • english nation«
  • ethnophobia«
  • distinct people«
  • ethnonym«
  • naissance«
  • ethnonationalism«
  • johann gottlieb fichte«
  • epical«
  • ancient root«
  • enemy«
  • english«
  • emir«
  • habitus«
  • diplomatic relations«
  • paul james«
  • diplomatic mission«
  • xlii«
  • denationalize«
  • european middle age«
  • deglobalization«
  • renan«
  • declare war«
  • german tradition«
  • debt-for-nature«
  • material condition«
  • day of reckoning«
  • damnation«
  • national question«
  • current account«
  • argument«
  • crossnational«
  • medieval university«
  • countryperson«
  • ernest renan«
  • scottish war«
  • common culture«
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  • modern definition«
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  • identity«
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  • black«
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  • edom«
  • birthrate«
  • ammon«
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  • unique culture«
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  • noi«
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  • similar argument«
  • arsenal«
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  • armed forces«
  • modern nation«
  • antinational«
  • assyrian empire«
  • anti-devolutionist«
  • allegiance«
  • term«
  • ancient israel«
  • atlantic slave trade«
  • political participation«
  • bannockburn«
  • african diaspora«
  • moab«
  • sense«
  • common characteristic«
  • separatism«
  • other essay«
  • independence«
  • white population«
  • old french«
  • english crown«
  • ethnic origin«
  • black american«
  • skin color«
  • generation«
  • procurator«
  • modern sense«
  • knight hospitaller«
  • economic life«
  • scottish independence«
  • arbroath«
  • more«
  • german people«
  • colonial rule«
  • concept«
  • social scientist«
  • birth«
  • historical study«
  • origin«
  • it origin«
  • terminology«
  • experience«
  • world«
  • dutch republic«
  • social organization«
  • change«
  • affirmation«
  • meta«
  • slave trade«
  • black people«
  • ernest«
  • modern«
  • history«
  • byzantium«
  • military campaign«
  • old english«
  • paris«
  • ancient egypt«
  • marxism«
  • norman conquest«
  • allah«
  • modernity«
  • joseph stalin«
  • late 20th century«
  • article«
  • byzantine empire«
  • englishman«
  • endurance«
  • rhodes«
  • flock«
  • alfred«
  • study«
  • type«
  • late 18th century«
  • justification«
  • saxon«
  • socio«
  • protestant«
  • significant role«
  • catalyst«
  • willingness«
  • inmate«
  • roman empire«
  • citizenship«
  • time«
  • social«
  • etymology«
  • alien«
  • affiliation«
  • autonomy«
  • use«
  • african«
  • synonym«
  • western europe«
  • alteration«
  • clergy«
  • hiatus«
  • entirety«
  • foreigner«
  • necessity«
  • pierre«
  • habit«
  • social science«
  • emergence«
  • unity«
  • myth«
  • conquest«
  • pope«
  • worship«
  • result«
  • significance«
  • theology«
  • adoption«
  • bible«
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