Answer:
National heritage are items of especially historical or cultural significance handed down from generation to generation of a nation as a whole.
Explanation:
Frequently (especially with capital initials) as part of the name of a body set up to manage or fund the preservation of historic buildings, landscapes, etc., within a particular country.
On many occasions when the independence wars are over, governments formed by the same revolutionaries or the leaders who fought the war to be independent. For example, in the United States the leaders of the Independence of America became the first presidents or leaders of the new country, such as George Washington or Thomas Jefferson; in Latin American countries, also the leaders who led the revolutions (and survived the whole struggle) became the presidents or leaders of the newly formed countries.
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I am not too sure whether the question calls for some specific answers, but I know two things that the Hindus believe in and the Sihks don't, and I think they will fill in the spaces nicely:
1) rituals
2) Gods! - Hinduism is a polytheistic religion and Sikhism monotheistic.
