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During times of war, many people feel a strong sense of loyalty or attachment to their country due to their shared culture, language, and or/territory.
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During times of war, many people feel a strong sense of loyalty or attachment to their country due to their shared culture, language, and or/territory.

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Yes, it is true that during times of war, many people feel a strong sense of loyalty or attachment to their country due to their shared culture, language, and or/territory--which is referred to as "nationalism".
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