Identitas Nasional

National identity involves the following elements, except:

• Cultural

• Political

• Economic

• Social

National identity is often associated with two main approaches, namely:

• Civil and culture

• Civil constitution and ethnic

• Ethnic and religion

• Culture and politics

National identity can be understood through a lens that is more:

• Static

• Rigid

• Dynamic and plastic

• Traditional

In the era of globalization, the opportunity for individuals to redefine their national identity is increasingly:

• Closed

• Limited

• Wide open

• Difficult

Historical factors have a significant impact on the development of:

• National economy

• Foreign policy

• Character and collective awareness of a nation

• Government system

The following is not an important element in the formation of national identity:

• Development of understanding of shared history

• Struggles and achievements of ancestors

• Emotional ties between individuals and the state

• Technological development

Effective history teaching can instill values of:

• Economics

• Nationalism

• Politics

• Social

In Indonesia, culture is one of the essential elements that distinguishes one nation from:

• Neighboring countries

• Other nations

• Community groups

• Younger generations

Social interaction in the context of location or village creates a unique identity, including the following, except:

• Environmental characteristics

• Historical narratives

• Social norms

• Technological development

Multicultural education plays an important role in teaching values of:

• Economics

• Tolerance and appreciation for other cultures

• Politics

• Social