rise of nationalities

Question 1

nationslity

Answer 1

identity wit ha group of people who share legal attachment & personal allegiance to a particular country

Question 2

ethnicity v nationality

Answer 2

both defined through shared cultural values

ethnicity cultural values : religion language material culture

nationality cultural values : voting obtaining a passport, performing civic duties

Question 3

nationality USA definition

Answer 3

identifies citizens of USA immigrants and born in the country

Question 4

ethnicity USA defintion

Answer 4

identifies groups with distinct ancestry and cultural taditions like AAs, Hispanics americans, chinese americans, polish americans

Question 5

race USA definition

Answer 5

distinguishes blacks and other persons of color from whites

Question 6

USA forged a nationality how

Answer 6

collection of ethnic groups gathered primarily from Europe and Africa -through sharing the values expressed in the declaration of independence, the US constitution, and the Bill of rights

Question 7

quebecois are different from the rest of canada

Answer 7

language religion etc.

Question 8

do quebecois form a distinct ethnicity whithin canadian nationality or seperate nationality from anglo canadian

Answer 8

if they ae a seperate, quebec govnt will have more reason to break away from canada.

Question 9

nation state

Answer 9

state whose teritory corresponds to that occupied by a particular ethnicity that has been transformed into a nationality.

Question 10

self determination

Answer 10

concept that ethnicities have theright to govern themselves

Question 11

ethnic groups that have been transformed into nationalities because of desire for self rule

Answer 11

important shared attitude

Question 12

nation state

Answer 12

there are no perfect nation states

Question 13

nation state examples

Answer 13

denmark
japan
germany

Question 14

how was germany transformed into a nation state

Answer 14

1871- germany used to be a patchwork of ministates. in 1871, prussia, th most powerful german state forced most its neighbors to join a prussian dominated german empire. and it lost most of its t erritory after WWI

1930s, the nazis claimed that all german speaking parts of europe constituted one nationality and should be unified in one state

after WWII, germany was split in two until 1990

Question 15

nationalities survival on

Answer 15

the loyalty in its citizens

Question 16

nationalism

Answer 16

layalty and devotion to a nationality

Question 17

nationalism promotes

Answer 17

one nation is superior to another

Question 18

centripetal force

Answer 18

attitude that tends to unify people and enhance support for a state