The development of nation-states began _____.

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Elanso [62]4 years ago

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the correct answer is D. in recent times

Oxana [17]4 years ago

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The correct answer is -in recent times

Nation-states are a relatively new concept because people did not feel their belonging to a nation to be something special. They would rarely even leave their villages before the 16th or 17th century and thus had not concept of a nationality being something important.

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