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City-states are the capitals of nation-states.
City-states are the capitals of nation-states.
City-states are territories within nation-states.
City-states are territories within nation-states.
City-states were the predecessors of modern nations, including nation-states.
City-states were the predecessors of modern nations, including nation-states.
Nation-states were the predecessors of modern nations, including city-states.
Nation-states were the predecessors of modern nations, including city-states.
Nation-states include diverse populations, while city-states are homogeneous.
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The response that BEST explains the difference between a nation-state and a city-state is:
City-states were the predecessors of modern nations, including nation-states.
This option highlights the historical context in which city-states were prominent before the development of the concept of nation-states, indicating how they differ in structure and function.
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