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During the 1800s, many "countries" in europe were really groups of small states that had what in common?

During the 1800s, many "countries" in europe were really groups of small states that had what in common?
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During the 1800s, many "countries" in europe were really groups of small states that had what in common?

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Cultural traditions, languages, and religion.
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