Nationalism

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Nationalism Lead to war because serbia wanted to be free from austria hungary

we can promote nationalism by encouraging others to buy their own products .we must be proud of our own country and our own language especially those people who live in Philippines they must be proud because of their very brave heroes who did a very big job when they fought against the invaders ..

Typically, France is considered a nation as opposed to a nation-state since it was not formed by acts of nationalism. Rather it existed as an empire for centuries and is the surviving remnant of that empire.

Both romanticism and nationalism are movements that focus on positive overstatements of culture, politics, and values. They tend to paint with large brushes about emotional histories and developments. Specifically, romanticism was an oversimplification and love of European culture, traditions, and identity. It created the up-swell in pride for national identity that gave nationalism a strong footing.

the anti-colonial nationalism movement which develop after the imperialism in asia

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Patriotism

National identity is a concept that can both unity and divide people. It unites people by giving them a feeling of national pride. It divides people because it can give people a feeling that their nation is superior to others.

around 1848-1914, the period of Nationalism began, where each country was unifying their states. These states wanted national identity, meaning similar language, mission, religion, territory, etc. they wanted to expand their wealth around the world. all the European countries were involved in that.. but they all gathered against Germany because of its great obsession with gaining power.

it encouraged African self-rule and independence from Europe

Nationalism may have been responsible for WW2, in which Germany, Italy, and Japan promoted themselves as conquerors. But the Communist Nations of the Cold War didn't neccessarily promote THEIR own countries, as much as they did the "Comrade" bit..."Communism." For US GI's fighting in Korea or Vietnam the enemy were "Commies!" Soviets, Red Chinese, North Koreans, North Vietnamese, Viet Cong...were all "Commies." Or "Reds."

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Karl Marx supported nationalism as long as it also promoted the struggle of the proletariat over the bourgeoise. He believed nationalism was only wrong if it distracted workers from overcoming the bourgeoise.

The goal of the Servian nationalist organizations was to rid outsiders from their home. They want self-rule.

Nationalism plunged Western Europe (actually, all of Europe and most of the world) into two world wars.

World War I was basically a war of European Great Powers competing against each other to exemplify their power. Prior to the war, nationalist built up in these nations to the point were people were ready to fight just to show how much better their country was.

World War II was also a war due to nationalism, on the Axis side, although mostly present in Germany and Japan.

Nazi Germany had plans for building a racial empire, and planned to show the greatness of Germany once again. The foundation of the German state was based on the "Aryan" race. Their large territorial advancements and horrible human rights eventually got the best of them and trigged World War II directly.

Japan, a Great Asian Power, also planned to establish a massive empire, but in the Pacific. They, too, built their empire upon race, where non-Japanese were treated harshly, in similar ways the Germans treated non-"Aryans". The Japanese also believed in their culture and emperor so much that they were willing to die for their nation.

Italy had been experiencing high levels of nationalism since before World War I. Although a part of the Allies in WWI, Italy felt they were robbed of their rewards for victory. This led to a the rise of fascism that eventually overtook the government. Italy did not have views of a racial empire, however. They only wished for more land, as in a new Roman Empire. However, they became an ally of Germany. Germany's power overshone Italy's, and Italy fell subject to most of Germany's plans for a racial empire without much choice.

Nationalism- A extreme love for ones country.

Nationalism could build a nation a many ways. One way itself is Civil war. With the extreme love of ones country, one culture, rebellion could build up to the a point the nationalist start a war. With that, if the nationalist win, it builds up the new nation.

"Some politicians feel that a strong sense of nationalism is an important quality for any leader."

"The Black Hand" was the group commonly thought to be involved in the assassination of Franz Ferdinand which kicked off WW1.

I believe Nationalism,which is a sense of national consciousness exalting one nation above all others and placing primary emphasis on promotion of its culture and interests as opposed to those of other nations, had the most impact on history of any of the eras. One reason is that Nationalism led to Militarism and the belief that a nation needs a powerful standing army to protect itself from outside attack. The countries, especially the lesser ones, began to fear invasion from their neighbors, with good reason in reflection to Napoleon's reign. This fear led to an alliance system within Europe to insure protection. This alliance system would later play an enormous role in WW1 and WW2. Another reason is that Nationalism was the start of independence and revolutions. During the French Revolution, Nationalists came to believe that each nationality should have its own government which sparked revolutions across all of Europe transforming the countries of the continent. Some new countries, such as Germany and Italy were formed by uniting smaller states with a common "national identity". Others, such as Romania, Greece, Poland, and Bulgaria, were formed by winning their independence.

With the Nationalist occupation of Wuhan and Kiukiang, the Shanghai mass movement took on a more directly political coloration. This movement became the rallying point for the political activities of all groups and classes. When the Nationalist forces moved into Shanghai practically every worker in Shanghai came out on to the streets but they did not prevail.

Great Depression, poverty, fear of communism, nationalist promises, instable government.

to destroy the local war lords who controlled china

Just as home is the ideal unit for a person to work from, nation is the ideal unit for a community to work from. Just as without a home a person becomes a vagrant, without a nation a community goes astray. It is not a question just of the security and protection offered and provided by a nation, for security and protection are secondary. The primary concern for man and community is where to rest their loyalty which is what constitutes and organizes the home first and the nation second. Nationalism is a feeling exactly similar to homesickness or love of one's home. When a home is lost most is lost. When a nation is lost everything is lost. But this well-intentional feelings of nationalism shall not be confused with narrow nationalist feelings. Before the time of sea-voyages and ships, and before the time when people began to become familiar with the people in other countries and their manners and customs, viewing all other nations with hostility was more or less justified. But since then, mankind has evolved into an organization with a universal conscience, each individual beginning to think that all nations and lands in this world are his own. Therefore narrow nationalist feelings such as the Nazis housed in their minds have now relevance nowadays.