A renewed sense of nationalism is a characteristic of which era?

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The Era of the Reformation, the era of the Old Regime, and the Era of Nationalism, taken together, constitute a still longer period — roughly five hundred years,

which has given us, in politics, the state, economics, the expansion of Europe through the world, and in culture — science.

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