In which of the following situations were factors like a shared language, insufficient to create a national bond?
A) Prussia's relationship with Brandenburg
B) Russia's relationship with Siberia
C) Great Britain's relationship with Ireland
D) Piedmont-Sardinia's relationship with Tuscany

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Great Britain's relationship with Ireland is a notable example where a shared language was insufficient to create a national bond. Despite the widespread use of English, historical, religious, and political differences have long fueled tensions between the two, leading to significant conflict and a struggle for Irish independence.

In Which of the Following Situations Were Factors Like a Shared