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Socialism lead up to communism and Nationalism if when everyone joins together to better the country as a whole, not just parts.
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What is the concept of ''sectionalism''?
nationalism
When was Henry clays nationalism?
sectionalism
Under Andrew Jackson the forces of nationalism and sectionalism were in continual conflict.?
Yes, under Andrew Jackson the forces of nationalism and sectionalism were in continual conflict.
Compromise of 1850 a trimuph of nationalism or sectionalism?
If im correct i would believe it is sectionalism.
How was Louisiana Territory at Nationalism Sectionalism?
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Nationalism vs sectionalism?
In 1800's USA, nationalism refers to a social movement that focuses on the good of the nation while sectionalism puts the wants and needs of an area (a state as opposed to the nation) first. An example of Nationalism was when the America prohibited other countries from colonizing. Sectionalism refers to the Missouri Compromise where Missouri claimed the right to slavery, but Maine outlawed slavery.
What is the difference between nationalism and imperialism?
Duct tape.
What were the major expressions of nationalism and sectionalism in 1815-1840?
Love and art for the most part.
What is the difference between feudalism and nationalism?
nationalism is pride in your country and you do something to honor it yourself, and feudalism is where the government is forcing you to do something.
What were the major areas of conflict between nationalism and sectionalism?
Major areas of conflict between nationalism and sectionalism in the United States included issues such as states' rights versus federal power, the expansion of slavery into new territories, tariffs and economic policies that favored different regions, and the balance of power between Northern and Southern states in Congress. These conflicts often centered around differing perspectives on how the country should be unified and governed, leading to tensions that ultimately culminated in the Civil War.
What is the difference between liberal and extreme nationalism?
This is a slightly silly question or possibly one that hasn't been expressed very clearly. Is it liberal nationalism versus extreme nationalism? Or is it liberalism versus extreme nationalism?C.Glasnost
The strong feeling of loyalty to a state or section instead of to the whole country is called?
Someone who has strong feelings of loyalty for their country is called a patriot. Also "John is very patriotic".
