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It is really not a good idea to ask a question using the exact words on the study guide. You will be getting an F.
^ that's not very nice...this kid is prob in AP Human Geo... I doubt he/she gets F's
National cohesion and identity are achieved through nationalism or pride in ones nation or nation-state. In addition, immigration can promote national cohesion in diverse educated populations that have disregarded all forms of racial discrimination.
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What are some bonds that create a nation-state?
Some bonds that create a nation-state include shared language, shared history, common cultural practices, and a sense of national identity or belonging. These bonds help to establish a sense of unity and cohesion among the people within the nation-state, fostering a collective identity and a shared purpose.
Do most Africans identify with their politically divided nation or their ethnic tribal group?
Many Africans often balance their identities between their nation and their ethnic tribal group, with the emphasis varying by individual and context. In some regions, ethnic identity is a strong influence on social and political affiliations, while in others, national identity may take precedence. Factors such as historical context, governance, and social cohesion play significant roles in shaping these identities. Ultimately, the relationship between national and ethnic identity is complex and can differ widely across the continent.
What sre some examples of cohesion?
Some examples of cohesion include water sticking to a waxed car, water beads on the floor and rain drops. Cohesion is the ability of water molecules sticking together.
What are some examples of group cohesion?
Group cohesion includes socializing to achieve goals. Groups also demonstrate cohesion when they brainstorm problems and come up with resolutions.
Which countries include biometrics on their national identity cards?
Reportedly 100 countries include biometric data on their national identity cards. Some of those countries are: Argentina, Belgium, Colombia, Germany, Italy, Peru, Spain, Japan, Mexico, Malaysia and India.
Is promoting national identity my repsonsibility?
Promoting national identity is a collective effort that involves both individuals and institutions. As a member of society, you can contribute to fostering a sense of national pride and unity through your actions and interactions with others. However, the responsibility for promoting national identity ultimately lies with all members of the community.
What was one way that the War of 1812 promoted national pride and national identity?
It led many Americans to believe that they were part of the United States and a part of some state that didn't believe in unity.
Why were some people unhappy about the large numbers of new immigrants?
Some people were unhappy about the large numbers of new immigrants due to concerns over job competition, fearing that immigrants would take jobs away from native-born citizens. There were also worries about cultural differences, which some believed could threaten social cohesion and national identity. Additionally, economic anxieties, such as strains on public services and resources, fueled resentment and backlash against immigrant communities.
Is Canadian unity getting stronger or weaker?
Canadian unity has been a topic of ongoing debate, with factors such as regional disparities, language differences, and economic inequalities influencing perceptions of national cohesion. While some regions express a desire for greater autonomy, recent events, such as cooperative responses to national crises, suggest that many Canadians still prioritize collective identity and shared values. Overall, the strength of Canadian unity appears to be fluctuating, with both challenges and opportunities present in fostering a sense of togetherness.
Do some places only allow provisional driving licenses driving licenses and passports or do they allow any type of identification eg National Identification Cards etc?
Depends what you mean by 'some places'. In Spain, the people do not have passports, only a National Identity Card.
Why did some Americans disapprove of immigrants?
Some Americans disapproved of immigrants due to fears of job competition, believing that newcomers would take jobs away from native-born citizens. Additionally, cultural differences and a perception that immigrants threatened traditional American values contributed to their discontent. Economic downturns often exacerbated these sentiments, leading to increased xenophobia and calls for restrictive immigration policies. Lastly, some groups promoted nativist ideologies, portraying immigrants as a threat to social cohesion and national identity.
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