nationality

Question 1

define nationality

Answer 1

country of origin/where you are legally entitled to reside

Question 2

define cultural homogenisation

Answer 2

accepting global culture

Question 3

define cultural resistance

Answer 3

resisting global culture, protecting cultural heritage and becoming more traditional and nationalistic

Question 4

define cultural hybridity

Answer 4

taking parts of global culture to develop new and individual cultures

Question 5

what did phillips say

Answer 5

the national curriculum supports nationalism and history lessons are key in creating a national identity
history lessons create a shared national consciousness as it is all taught from the perspective of the country that is teaching it
eg. WW1 and WW2 are told through the eyes of british soldiers, creating a shared sense of history and national identity

Question 6

what did shuden say

Answer 6

british people are socialised into a common national culture and identity through various means like eurovision and the world cup
wales, scotland and ireland distinguish themselves away from being british

Question 7

what did anderson say

Answer 7

nation is an imagined community that’s socially constructed through symbols like flags, anthems, national holidays and festivals

Question 8

what did kumar say

Answer 8

english people find it difficult to accept their national identity because english history involves a lot of conflict- cultural resistance

Question 9

what did hewitt say

Answer 9

backlash from white working class over preferencial treatment of ethnic minorities, encouraging a new form of white british nationalism over the past decade

Question 10

what did hall say

Answer 10

countries may display 3 different reactions to globalisation and multi cultural places;
cultural homogenisation
cultural hybridity
cultural resistance