National Unification

National unification refers to the process of bringing together different regions, groups, or factions within a country into a single, cohesive nation. This often involves overcoming political, cultural, or social divisions. Unification can result from various factors, such as war, diplomacy, or social movements. For example, the unification of Germany in the 19th century involved the merging of various independent states into a single nation. Successful national unification typically aims to foster a sense of shared identity and belonging among the populace, promoting stability and cooperation within the country.