There can be various reasons for a state to condition the masses to dislike the country, such as to redirect anger or dissatisfaction towards the government, create a sense of unity among the population against an external threat, or to justify certain policies or actions. Ultimately, it may serve the interests of those in power to maintain control over the population.
A country or a continent is larger than a city.
That is called sectionalism, where individuals prioritize the interests of their region or state over those of the entire country.
The USA is a country-- USA stands for United States of America. Since it already is a country, it has no other country in it. It does have states in it (50 states) and the largest state in terms of its area is Alaska; the largest state in population is California.
Pennsylvania is a state in the United States, not a country. The largest city in Pennsylvania by population is Philadelphia.
Idaho is a state in the United States, not a city. It is located in the Pacific Northwest region of the country. The capital city of Idaho is Boise.
"Estado" in English translates to "state" or "condition."
Anti-matter. when they come into contact, they annihilate each other releasing vast quantities of energy (which is proportional to their masses).
The State of the Union address.
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Hawaii is the only U.S. state with two separate land masses, consisting of the islands of Hawaii and Oahu. These islands are distinct geographically and are part of the same state.
It's known as "The State of the Union Address" and it is given at the end of January
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A continent is bigger than an island. Continents are large land masses that are usually made up of multiple countries and can span thousands of miles.
'Stait' is not a word in English. -You may mean 'state' which refers to the condition something is in, or a part of a country like USA.
Bcoz our mind may be in a tensioned state.
Hate
A condition of being, such as--> "After the bad news, her nerves were in a terrible state." It can also mean to utter something, such as--> "What did you state to the police about the crime you witnessed?"