Question

The Roma people in Europe live in many different countries, but many do not have citizenship in any land. The Roma, who are also sometimes called gypsies, share ethnicity with each other and do not normally assimilate into the countries in which they live. What are the Roma people in terms of nationality?

A.
a stateless nation

B.
a nation-state

C.
a multinational state

D.
a city-state

Answer 1

A. a stateless nation

Step-by-step explanation:

A nation is a group of people who share culture, ethnicity, language, ect. whereas a state is a political entity that has a government and territory, such as a country. The Roma are a group of people who share an ethnicity, making them a nation. However, they don't have their own country, and are thus state-less.