Final Assessment Review

Question 1

Nationalism

Answer 1

• The collective, shared sense of belonging of people who identify themselves as a nation.
• Support and pride for a nation.

Question 2

Patriotism

Answer 2

• Being patriotic, devotion and vigorous support for one’s country
• Loyalty to ones country or nation

Question 3

Ultranationalism

Answer 3

• Extreme form of nationalism where a nation asserts supremacy and control over other nations.

Question 4

Supranationalism

Answer 4

• Having power or influence that crosses national boundaries or governments.
• Concerns multiple nations.

Question 5

Loyalty

Answer 5

• A strong feeling of support or allegiance for a thing, nation, or person.

Question 6

Conscientious Objector

Answer 6

• An individual who has claimed the right to refuse to perform military service.
• Will not comply to requests performed by the government to serve in the armed forces.

Question 7

Ethnic Nationalist

Answer 7

• Nationalist that defines a nation in terms of ethnicity.
• Emphasizes the importance of a shared ancestry, culture, language, and religion of a particular ethnic group.
• Protects and promotes its interests over other groups in a multicultural society.

Question 8

Nation

Answer 8

• A collection of people united by things such as common descent, interests, history, culture, language, or inhabiting a particular area.

Question 9

Civic nationalism

Answer 9

• Devotion and support for one’s country/nation combined with a feeling of shared community with other citizens.
• Political identity built around shared citizenship within the state.

Question 10

Citizenship

Answer 10

• The position or status of being a citizen of a particular country

Question 11

Inclusive Nationalism

Answer 11

• A form of nationalism that is open to all and based on civic values rather than on race or ethnicity.
• Emphasizes the common identity and commitment of the citizens of a nation

Question 12

Exclusive Nationalism

Answer 12

• A form of nationalism where only certain people who meet the specific criteria are citizens, and those who do not meet the criteria can never be equal.
• Membership of the nation is based on language, color, race, culture, religion, and history.

Question 13

Decolonization

Answer 13

• The action or process of a state withdrawing from one of their former colonies, leaving it independent.
• Freeing a state from colonization.

Question 14

Ghettoization

Answer 14

• Put in or restrict to an isolated or segregated place, group, or situation.
• Usually segregated by race, culture, religion, or ethnicity.

Question 15

Internationalism

Answer 15

• The state or process of something being international.
• Something in all countries, around the world.

Question 16

Appeasement

Answer 16

• Relieve or satisfy someone by agreeing to their demands

Question 17

Genocide

Answer 17

An act committed with the intent to destroy a particular national, ethnic, racial, or religious group.

Question 18

Ethnic Cleansing

Answer 18

• The forced removal of an ethnic, racial, or religious group from an area, with the intent of completely getting rid of that group.
• Will kill and expulse the members of the unwanted group.

Question 19

Isolationism

Answer 19

A way of remaining distanced from the affairs or interests of other groups, especially in the political affairs of other countries.

Question 20

Self-Determination

Answer 20

Where a nation is free to decide its own political allegiance or form of government.

Question 21

Multilateralism

Answer 21

An agreement where multiple nations or nation-states co=operate to pursue their interests outside of their own borders, with coalitions with other states.

Question 22

Unilateralism

Answer 22

Where one state or nation-state decides to pursue its goals within itself, without collaboration with other nations. Opposite of multilateralism.

Question 23

Nation-state

Answer 23

A territory, considered a nation, with internationally seen borders and an politically organized group that is under a government. Other nations recognize them as a country or nation-state.