Nationalism tends to involve invented traditions, exaggerated grievances, and an ignorance of self-culpabilities.

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Nationalism often involves the creation or emphasis of traditions to foster a sense of unity and identity, exaggerates grievances against perceived enemies or outsiders to solidify in-group cohesion, and tends to overlook or downplay the nation's own faults or wrongdoings in historical or contemporary contexts.

Nationalism Tends to Involve Invented Traditions, Exaggerated Grievances, and an Ignorance