lecture 2 Nationalism Flashcards

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What is the historical use of the term ‘nation’ in Europe before the 18th century?

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Refers to the inhabitants of a country and collective identities based on shared history, law, language, political rights, religion, and traditions.

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Define nationalism.

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An ideology that promotes the interests and unity of a nation, often emphasizing self-governance and sovereignty.

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3
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What dual role can nationalism play?

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It can be both a unifying and divisive force.

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4
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List the foundational aspects of nationalism.

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  • Encourages nation-building * Protects cultural heritage * Fosters a sense of belonging
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5
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How can extreme nationalism impact societies?

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It can lead to exclusionary policies and conflicts with other nations.

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What is a key characteristic of nationalism?

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Prioritizes the interests of a particular nation.

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7
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What does nationalism support?

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Self-determination and independence from external control.

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What role do national symbols play in nationalism?

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They foster national identity and instill collective consciousness.

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9
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Name significant historical movements driven by nationalism.

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Decolonization in Africa and Asia.

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10
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Who are some key political philosophers associated with nationalism?

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  • Machiavelli * Locke * Hobbes * Rousseau
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Distinguish between civic nationalism and ethnic nationalism.

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  • Civic Nationalism: Inclusive, based on shared political values * Ethnic Nationalism: Rooted in common ancestry and cultural heritage
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12
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What is civic nationalism also known as?

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Liberal nationalism.

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How does ethnic nationalism define a nation?

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Based on ethnicity, common heritage, language, faith, and ancestry.

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What is religious nationalism?

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Nationalism closely tied to a specific religion, contributing to national unity.

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What does territorial nationalism emphasize?

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Allegiance to the country based on residency and civic participation.

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16
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True or False: Nationalism can only lead to positive outcomes.

17
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What is a rationale behind the emergence of nationalism?

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Response to external threats and the need for national unity in times of war.

18
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According to Barry Posen, how does nationalism affect military capability?

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It strengthens military capability by fostering a collective identity.

19
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What are the potential consequences of nationalism in contemporary global affairs?

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Conflicts and exclusionary policies.

20
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Fill in the blank: Nationalism is often linked to _______.

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[patriotism]

21
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What is the importance of understanding different forms of nationalism?

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Helps in analyzing its impact on contemporary global affairs.

22
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What is essential for maintaining peace and stability in an interconnected world?

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Balancing nationalist interests with international cooperation.