Ch.4

Question 1

Non nationalist vs. Nationalist loyalties

Answer 1

Non-nationalist:
Loyalties that aren’t tied to an idea of a nation ex. You share an inside joke with friends

nationalist:
Loyalties tied to an idea of a nation, ex. you and another person share a common language and become friends because of it

Question 2

NN-Class loyalty

Answer 2

Loyalty to people from a particular sector
Ex. Working people, business entrepreneurs

Question 3

NN-Religious loyalty

Answer 3

Loyalty to a religious organization and it’s beliefs and values
Ex. Catholic Church, Tibetan, Buddhism

Question 4

NN-Regional loyalty

Answer 4

Loyalty to a region and the interest of people living there
Ex. The west, the arctic

Question 5

NN-Ideological loyalty

Answer 5

Loyalty to shared ideas about how a society should work
Ex. Conservatism, Marxism, animal rights

Question 6

NN-Cultural loyalty

Answer 6

Loyalty to a way of life
Ex. Alberta ranchers, Ukrainian heritage, Siksika heritage

Question 7

Racial or ethnic Loyalty

Answer 7

loyalty to people of the same racial or ethnic background
Ex. Tutsis, Koreans

Question 9

How do NN and N compete

Answer 9

When N and NN loyalties lead people towards different goals. Wealth, status, education level, career choice, ancestry play a role in divisions in society if they accept this there is no conflict if it is not accepted and one class is favoured then conflict occurs
Ex. French rev

Question 10

Religious loyalties have conflict in Iraq

Answer 10

Two main groups, shiites sunnis disagree on the interpretation of the Qur’an (Muslim scripture), and lead to a conflict.
Conflict revolves around the idea of how their religion should play a role in the country’s politics and justice system.