Chapter 1: Introducing Nationalism

what is a nation-state

• a ranking government

• another name for the United States

• a place with internationally recognized boundaries

• a group of people who share common values

What is a Nation?

• a place in the world

• a group of people who feel connected in one way or another

• has specific boundaries and laws

• any member of the United Nations

Which of the following quotes best describe nationalism?

• "A nation that shares its soul and common will"

• "The nation is always conceived as a deep, horizontal comradeship."

• a shared sense of belonging of people who identify themselves as a collective

• "Those are joined to each other by a multitude of invisible bonds."

• All of these quotes are valid

what is citizenship?

• it is doing the right thing

• It is obeying the civic laws of the community

• it is being given the rights, privileges and responsibilities of a member of a collective.

• It is doing your own thing regardless of what the collective beliefs.

what is patriotism?

• a love for nation/ nation-state

• It relates to a pride of a nation or nation-state

• a positive reflection of the culture or achievements of the collective

• all of these answers are correct

what does it mean to be sovereign?

• It relates to the duties of Queen Elizabeth II

• it is a nation's right to self-government and control

• it recognizes the right to be governed by another

• it refers to the head of a country or state

which of the following does not create connections between people as a nation?

• technology

• language

• values

• beliefs

Which of the following do you think musician Corbin Lund likes best?

• Cars

• Tractors

• Trucks

• Motorcycles

Which FREEDOMS does the constitution guarantee?

• freedom of conscience and religion

• freedom of thought, belief and opinion

• freedom of peaceful assembly

• freedom of association (to be with a certain group of people)

• all of these are correct