Nationalism

People who hate the government and that have no patriotic feeling

Broadly, nationalism created new social groups that transcended traditional religious, cultural, or socio-economic factions and that, in turn, created demand for new political institutions to represent these new groups. When the new groups were unable to be represented, for a variety of reasons (e.g.) they lived in multiple states or were minorities in their states) they could sometimes only resort to violence as a means to make their demands heard. Additionally, sometimes nationalism supported other causes, as occurred in some of the Revolutions of 1848.

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similarity between nazism and fascism :

both believed in one man rule and did not believe in the republic form of government.

they believed in crushing their opponents. They believed in conquering the world and rejected all the treaties signed by them. But both helped in making the economy of their countries strong. Both also believed in a strong military and used it to great use. M.J.KHAN WAZIR.03454347457 both are nationalistic.Fascism believes in Italian nationalism while Nazism believes in German nationalism.. both ware totalitarianism. they believed in expansionist policy.. they were anti communist.... M.J.KHAN WAZIR..03454347457

It was not Nationalism. It was facism. Nazism. That was what so many germans embraced during the 2nd world war when Hitler was in power. It resulted in the deaths of nearly 10 million Jewish people and other 'inferiors' that Hitler disliked callously.

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Died in the 1970's in Taiwan

It could help to unify the people because they all had one thing to believe in together. It could disunity if something goes wrong with the country.

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The term for extreme nationalism is nativism, which can lead to racism.

The US began to assert power as nationalism grew.

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Nationalism led to unification, and the First World War,marking the star of independence revolutions, which impacted large empires during the 19th century.

Apex: It led groups within empires to fight for their political independence.

The growth of nationalism in the first half of the nineteenth century did not lead to increased cooperation among European nations, but to increased competition.

People show national pride in many ways. Many times a person will walk, holding the flag of their country, or even place a bumper sticker to their car, with the flag of the country or some type of phrase that is affiliated with their country, to show pride. One may also take part in a national activity with their country, in helping some cause that the country is highly involved in, such as a parade, a walk, a running marathon, and even the Olympics.

ughh i don't know some of this things cause i'm not in school grrrrrrrrr.i wish i can go back so that i can stop looking for the answer>.<

1. Muslim reformers and radical proletariats in Algeria, native Algerians were deprived by French government

2. Zimbabwe-1960's and 1970's whites were superior to Africans and Africans were not given the right to vote.

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Jingoism was an aggressive form of nationalism popularized by the US press.

Answer this question… An activist argues that members of his ethnic group should join together and form their own independent state.

Nationalism was one of the forces behind the unificationof the disparate Italian states in 1861. It was that decision to unite the diverse regional cultures and economies into a national whole that was behind today's Italian Republic. Without that force, parts of the country well may have ended up as parts of neighboring Austria, France, Slovenia, and Switzerland.

Sure but it is allsoe a political belive. It can be strong and weak, it can be left and right. Some nationalist are like nazi's others are just big patriots.

As gospels of Philippine nationalism, Rizal's novels convey the essence of his nationalism that was to reverberate in the hearts of the people. He identified this essence in his letters as his aspiration to alleviate the sufferings of the masses, to make men worthy, to avenge one day the many victims of cruelty and injustice, to erect a monument to the native tongue and to educate his people. In the two novels, the essence of Rizal's nationalism is best understood through the keen study of the characters. Through their dialogue and actions, in their ideas and ideals, or in the lack of these are seen Rizal's range of vision, his concept of love of country, his appeal for reforms, his attitude towards the friars, and his views on the weaknesses of the Filipinos.

well it caused extreme pride throughout the European nations and for them to be overly confident. So, to achieve it and get this pride they competed for raw materials, markets, and land. Nationalism led to imperialism where they competed over size of empires and also led to militarism which led to them "glorifying the military" and competing over better and larger army. This caused many disputes and tensions between the nations. Nationalism was basically the driving force that led to the war.

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One result of nationalism is the promotion of a strong sense of identity and unity among people who share a common culture, language, or history. This can lead to increased social cohesion and a collective purpose within a nation. However, it can also foster exclusionary attitudes toward those perceived as outsiders, potentially resulting in conflict or discrimination against minority groups. Ultimately, nationalism can both unite and divide societies, shaping political landscapes and influencing international relations.

African Nationalism is a subjective feeling of kinship or affinity shared by the people of Africa descent, embracing all the people within the state, regardless of whether they belong to the same cultural, linguistic or enthic group.

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