Adjective
nationalist- of or relating to nationalism
Noun
nationalist- an advocate of nationalism
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...Nationalism is an ideology, a sentiment, a form of culture, or a social movement that focuses on the nation. According to Blank and Schmidt (2003) it is an idealisation of a nation, with a sense of uncritical acceptance and belief in superiority, a tendency to define one's group by descent, race or culture and regarding one's own group as homogenous and being derogatory about the other group. It is a type of collectivism emphasizing the collective of a specific nation. Read full entry
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How is it that nationalist How is it that nationalist
developments (such as the
unification of Italy and
Germany) occurred under
conservative political
leaders? What factors
influenced the successful
nationalist developments of
the late nineteenth century?
*Please site your source(s)
and suggest how to search for
more information on the topic,
as I have to do a seven page
research paper and am having a
difficult time finding sources
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Viva la Revolution: The answer lies in the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars. You might also look into "The year of revolutions"-1848. |
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What is the difference between What is the difference between
a patriot and a nationalist? A
patriot and an
ultra-nationalist? A
nationalist and an
ultra-nationalist?
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I'm going to skip dictionary definitions and go from the heart. Patriotic is simply having pride in your country, right or wrong. Much like it is reasonable to have a certain pride on oneself even if you do disappointing things from time to time. Nationalistic goes a step further and says, my country is better than every other country, hands down. Ultranationalist seems to say "My country does no wrong that is not somehow justified and every other country is inferior to ours both in status and morally. All other countries that do not recognize this should be dealt with." |
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Why did the united states Why did the united states
support the nationalist party
rather than the Communist
party during the civil war in
China? I'm not quite sure
thank you in advance!
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The US saw China as a potential extension of Communist Russia, and thus a Communist China would be a factor in the Cold War. Also, the prevailing American concept of restricting Communism was military 'containment' - that is, surrounding Russia with states that would be hostile to the spread of Communism. A Communist China would interfere with this containment policy. |
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