The sense of connection that underlies identification with a particular ethnic group or nation even among members who will likely never meet refers to ________.

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The concept of an "imagined community" was coined by political scientist Benedict Anderson to describe the sense of connection and shared identity that exists among members of a nation, even if they do not personally know each other. This idea highlights how the formation of a nation is based on a shared understanding and imagined connection, rather than solely on physical proximity or familial ties.

The Sense of Connection That Underlies Identification with a Particular