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4/14/2016 12:41:37 AM
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Interesting fact... According to our constitution, the United States is actually a union of 50 countries United under one common government. It's something similar to the EU...only it actually works.
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Well then why does it have states in the name then? [spoiler]just a question i hope will be answered respectfully [/spoiler]
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In this case, the term state is used to define a province, but the term state can actually be used to define a country itself. If you find interest in any of this stuff, I recommend you take a human geography class or just google something like "state vs. nation vs. nation-state"
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Because we are the United States of America... Modern society views the US as a single country because after the Civil War States Rights were pretty much abolished. However, constitutionally, we are still 50 nations United under one common bannor.
