political unification

Political unification is the process of bringing together separate, independent regions or states into a single, unified political entity. This often involves merging governments, legal systems, and institutions to create a cohesive nation. The goal is to foster stability, unity, and collective identity, typically through negotiations, treaties, or sometimes conflict. Examples include the unification of Germany in the 19th century or the formation of modern Italy. Overall, it aims to streamline governance, enhance cooperation, and strengthen a shared sense of national identity across previously distinct territories.