Difference between Mother Country and Motherland

MOTHER COUNTRY vs MOTHERLAND: NOUN

The country of one's birth or one's ancestors.
The country from which the settlers of a territory originally came.
A country which has sent colonies to other countries: used in speaking of it in relation to its colonies.
One's native country.
A country as the mother or producer of anything.
The country in which a person (or group of people) was born; motherland, homeland
The country where you were born

The country where you were born
The land of one's ancestors.
A country considered as the origin of something.
The land of one's origin; fatherland; the land whence a people originally sprang.
The country of one's ancestors; -- same as fatherland.
The country of one's ancestors.
The country of one's birth.
Country of origin.
Mother country in contrast to its colonies.
One's native land.

Colonist, Early american, Homeling, Old dart, Patrial, Geographical area, Cleruchy, Colony, Matriotism, British empire, Native land, Country of origin, Fatherland, Motherland, Homeland

Mother, Nation, Mainland, Reunification, Patriotism, Jiang, Patria, Patriotic, Prosperity, Country, Native land, Mother country, Country of origin, Homeland, Fatherland

European russia, Colonizer, Colonist, Early american, Homeling, Old dart, Patrial, Geographical area, Cleruchy, Colony, Matriotism, British empire, Native land, Fatherland, Homeland

Birthplace, Taiwan, Mother, Nation, Mainland, Reunification, Patriotism, Jiang, Patria, Patriotic, Prosperity, Country, Native land, Homeland, Fatherland

The father of my children live in his mother country.
Would such a mother country be worth defending at all?
Wartheir former mother country, in the Spanish American War.
Sell manufactured goods from the mother country to colonies.
Their affection to the mother country has disappeared.
His eloquence commanded admiration in the mother country.
To provide the mother country with manufactured goods.
Introduction England was the mother country of Democracy.
The people left this country with those feelings of pride and attachment to liberty which were the boast of the mother country.
And because he constantly refers to the history of his mother country, he clearly indicates that he himself is the extension of that mother-country.