position paper

Question 1

unification of germany and which example of nationalsim does it connect to

Answer 1

shared sense of idneity
german states were under purssian and austrian influence and through shared national history, language and culture in 1871 germany became a military and economic powerhouse in central europe same national instrests lead to own state

Question 1

french revolution and what example of nationalsim does it connect to

Answer 1

shared sense of identiy
overthrow of king and acien regime throughout france due to misuse of power through unfair taxation, income disparity, and putting france into debt
englightmenet thinking provoke this through equal opportunites and rights through each “class”

Question 2

civic nationalism and which part of nationalsims does it connect to

Answer 2

community of citizens bound together by common values are a bunch of different cultures tied together
right to self-determination
connects to different traditions and observances through nationalism such as Canada Day how many different people celebrate similar thing binding them together

Question 3

national interest definition

Answer 3

intrest of your own nation is viewed higher or more important from the interest of the nations, based of survival and security (strong military, secure borders, avoid wars), economic prosperity and protect/ advertise culture and worldview of citizens

Question 4

how does isolation arise in countries

Answer 4

through countries national intrests

Question 5

negative aspects of isolation within countrys

Answer 5

susectable to only one view or belief and that is instilled as being right
cause propaganda within nations that can manipulate public opinion, spread hatred for groups other then their own

Question 6

ww1 and what example of nationalism does it relate to

Answer 6

first global conflict
williness of people to die and fight for their country
ethnically nationalistic nations involved
build empires, alliances, instead of communication resort to violence love and pride for nation
hindrance of international cooperation

Question 7

paris peace conference and what aspect of nationalism

Answer 7

hinderence of international cooperation
national instreats first isolayte germany through economic despair and guilt

Question 8

irredentialism

Answer 8

desire to aquire terriotory that belongs to a ethnic group that is still held by another country

Question 9

nazi germany nationalism

Answer 9

nationalism promotes extreme hostility through antisemitism rascit worldview, aggressive forgein policy and gain living space throughout nazi germany

Question 10

anti semitism

Answer 10

discrimination through nationalism
racial supremacy and social darwism where one german race was the most powerful to survive

Question 11

some points to nurberg laws

Answer 11

• controlling jobs jewish people were allowed to have
  stripped of citizenship
  could not have relationships with ethnic germans
  driven out from all german dominated territory
• nazis considered germans to be superior and jews to be inferior
• wear star of David
• concentration camps

Question 12

ultranationalism

Answer 12

extreme form of nationalism causing a sense of hostility towards people who don’t belong to that nation