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nation In this sentence, nation means: New York Times Weapons Sent to Libyan Rebels With U.S. Approval Fell Into Islamist Hands country A nation is a country and its people. It's also the word used for the Native American tribal federations in the US — the Cherokee Nation, for instance — which have their own governments and territories. Nation comes from the Latin root nat-, which means "born" — the neonatal unit in a hospital is where the newborn babies are cared for. You can also use nation more loosely for ethnic or religious groups: you might speak of "the Jewish nation," meaning not just the country, or nation, of Israel, but Jews all over the world. The Nation of Islam is an African-American Muslim group. 0.058823529

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H Qatar, a tiny nation whose natural gas reserves have made it enormously wealthy, for years has tried to expand its influence in the Arab world. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/06/world/africa/weapons-sent-to-libyan-rebels-with-us-approval-fell-into-islamist-hands.html?pagewanted=all country | aggregation | contender | registrant In this question, nation is a noun that means a politically organized body of people under a government. 1 once / 17 pages

Word	nation
QType	H
Instructions	In this sentence, nation means:
Sentence	Qatar, a tiny nation whose natural gas reserves have made it enormously wealthy, for years has tried to expand its influence in the Arab world.
Source	New York Times
Source URL	http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/06/world/africa/weapons-sent-to-libyan-rebels-with-us-approval-fell-into-islamist-hands.html?pagewanted=all
Source Title	Weapons Sent to Libyan Rebels With U.S. Approval Fell Into Islamist Hands
Choices	country \| aggregation \| contender \| registrant
Correct Answer	country
Definition	In this question, nation is a noun that means a politically organized body of people under a government.
Blurb	A nation is a country and its people. It's also the word used for the Native American tribal federations in the US — the Cherokee Nation, for instance — which have their own governments and territories. Nation comes from the Latin root nat-, which means "born" — the neonatal unit in a hospital is where the newborn babies are cared for. You can also use nation more loosely for ethnic or religious groups: you might speak of "the Jewish nation," meaning not just the country, or nation, of Israel, but Jews all over the world. The Nation of Islam is an African-American Muslim group.
Level	1
Frequency	0.058823529
Page Frequency	once / 17 pages

Nation Country World Means H Sentence Qatar Tiny