And that's probably a positive thing. The other effect is the growth of nationalism. Before really Napoleon and the French Revolution, most people associated themselves with kind of their localities, like the cities that they came from. But with all the wars and, you know, Napoleon, countries come together to fight off that attack and that forms a sense of nationalism, that we're a nation rather than a city-state or a small town or a feudal sort of kingdom or whatever. And that is, at the end of the day, going to lead to imperialism and other wars, World War I, and kind of clashes of nations, nationalism. In class I do this as nationalism. It's kind of a King Kong idea.