Which is an example of a cultural bond found in a nation-state?

a holiday tradition
a common religion
a favorite place
a shared ancestry

a holiday tradition

Explanation:

A nation-state is made up of a mass of citizens who consider themselves part of the same nation. From this perspective, we can say that all modern societies are nation-states, that is, all modern societies are organized under the command of an established government that controls and enforces its policies. The nations states have cultural bond  in common. Among the options given in the research, an example of cultural bond  in a nation state is a holiday tradition, because it presents a strong bond that involves all individuals of the nation-state.

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explanation:

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