7 sentences with “unite”

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Brief definition: unite

To come or bring together to form a single group or whole. To join forces or work together for a common purpose. To combine different parts into one. To make people or things connected or joined.

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Proletarians of the world unite: The phrase, now in disuse, is not an original of the former Soviet Union or any of its Marxist leaders.

A Merovingian king, Clovis (r. 481 - 511) was the first to unite the Franks and begin the process of creating a lasting kingdom under his name: France.

The appeal to a mystical, millennia-old identity helped unite the fractious Turkic tribes and Ismail was able to bring all of Persia under his rule in a short time.

"Panhellenic" literally means "all Greece", and the games were intended to unite all the Greek polis, including those founded by colonists and located far from Greece itself.

Similarly, the other powers of Europe were unable or uninterested in upsetting Italy: England and France were at war, the Holy Roman Empire was weak and fragmented, and Spain did not unite until the end of the Renaissance.

The origin of "Germany" (which did not unite politically until 1871, more than a thousand years after Charlemagne's lifetime) was Eastern France, the kingdom that Charlemagne's son, Louis the Pious, left to one of his sons.

The first time a single military leader managed to conquer and unite many of the cities of Mesopotamia was around 2340 BC, when King Sargon the Great, also known as Sargon of Akkad, conquered almost all the major cities of Mesopotamia and forged the world's first true empire, in the process uniting the regions of Akkad and Sumer.

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