City, Country, State

A city is a large, organized area where many people live and work, often featuring buildings, services, and infrastructure. A country is a distinct national entity with its own government, borders, and laws, consisting of multiple cities and regions. A state is a political subdivision within a country, often with its own government and regulations, similar to a province or region. For example, within the United States (a country), California is a state, and Los Angeles is a city within California. These divisions help organize governance, identity, and geographical understanding at different levels.