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☆☆☆☆☆There are really two different phenomena that are called "nationalism".
1) Right-Wing Political Policy: Nationalism in a domestic political setting is a right-wing political position that strongly emphasizes national ethnic and social character against increasing liberalization and immigration. Nationalists can often express racist or otherwise discriminatory attitudes towards minorities within their countries, up to and including, violent attacks. This form of nationalism is becoming increasingly popular in Europe as a number of European citizens believe that immigration is not being adequately dealt with by the current national governments.
2) Ethnic Self-Determination: Nationalism is a political philosophy that holds that a specific ethnic or social group deserves the right of self-determination as an independent country. There are numerous countries that exist today that were founded on the premise of nationalism, such as Germany, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Poland, Israel, Slovenia, Slovakia, Croatia, Macedonia, Thailand, Korea, etc.
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Russia and Japan
1904 - 1914
United States, Mexico, Germany
The Zimmerman Telegram (1917) was sent by the foreign minister of Germany to the German consul in Mexico, suggesting that Germany would support Mexico in a war with the US.
a process by which members of a political party choose the candidates who will run for election.
A recall is a petition the people can use to force an elected official to face an election at anytime.
tariff reform
A progressive republican member of congress who opposed president Taft.
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Latin American Countries
Diligence
alaska
China
Before becoming the 19th President of the US, William Howard Taft had served as Theodore Roosevelt's Secretary of War. Prior to that, he had been a federal judge, Solicitor General, and Governor-General of the Philippines.
He never served as a state governor, congressman, US senator, or vice-president, as other Presidents had.
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Homesteaders didn't have "labor problems " the homestead was a family farm.
a bill passed by the legislature that can be referred to the people to be either approved or rejected.
