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A state that encompasses the territory inhabited by a self-identified [[nation]], or culturally similar people.  Nation-states as independent entities arose as an answer to states governed by an external religious leader, the format of international politics in [[Europe]] that gave rise to the [[Thirty Years War]], resulting in the death of one third of the European populace.
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A state that encompasses the territory inhabited by a self-identified [[nation]], or culturally similar people.  '''Nation-states''' as independent entities arose as an answer to states governed by an external religious leader, the format of international politics in [[Europe]] that gave rise to the [[Thirty Years War]], resulting in the death of one third of the European populace.
    
Nation-states arose especially after the [[French Revolution]], and around the world at the end of [[decolonization]].
 
Nation-states arose especially after the [[French Revolution]], and around the world at the end of [[decolonization]].
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