Social 20-2 Nation /Nation-State Quiz

What is nationalism?

• A strong feeling of loyalty to a nation.
• Love for one's country.
• The way of life that a people share.
• The power to control one's own affairs.

How does the Coat of Arms relate to the concept of Nationalism?

• It is important for family lineage issues.
• It is symbolic of our heritage, values, goals, and aspirations.
• It represents Canada as a collective people.
• It symbolizes Canadian military power.

A nation-state means:

• country.
• between countries.
• striving for country.
• the people.

Ethnic nationalism is founded on: 

• people who agree to live together according to certain laws.
• the desire for self-determination.
• the political authority to control one's affairs.
• Ancestry and traditions that lead to a shared sense of nation.

Sovereignty is founded on:

• people who agree to live together according to certain laws.
• the desire for self-determination.
• the political authority to control one's own affairs.
• traditions that lead to a shared sense of nation.

"Our household does not believe in capital punishment." This statement is an example of :

• collective identity.
• individual identity.
• national identity.
• civic nationalism.

The power to control one's own affairs, is an example of : 

• civic nationalism.
• ethnic nationalism.
• sovereignty.
• self-determination.

Civic nationalism is founded on : 

• people who agree to live together according to certain laws.
• the desire for self-determination.
• the political authority to control one's own affairs.
• traditions that lead to a shared sense of nation.

Canada is said to be a people"...who agree to abide by shared laws." These laws are found in our : 

• constitution.
• Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
• Bill of Rights.
• Human Rights Legislation.

In the article in your textbook , titled "Founding the Turkish nation" read and then answer questions 10 and 11. 
Which statement is correct about the article?

• The Turkish republic was established by a government.
• The Turkish republic was established by isolationists refusing western values.
• The Turkish republic was ruled by a dictator, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.
• The Turkish republic was established by the people.