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- Devotion to the interests or culture of one's nation.
- The belief that nations will benefit from acting independently rather than collectively, emphasizing national rather than international goals.
- Aspirations for national independence in a country under foreign domination.
nationalist na'tion·al·ist adj. & n.
nationalistic na'tion·al·is'tic adj.
nationalistically na'tion·al·is'ti·cal·ly adv.
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How did nationlism contribute to world war 1?
nationalism created several strong countries in the same region . ~ APEX~
What is the impact of French Revolution on France in everyday life of the people?
the revolution led to many changes in France. the revolution led to development of new political forces such as democracy and nationlism. The revolution also gave new meanings and ideas to the political ideas of the people . The reign of terror largely administered by Danton and Robespierre saw the behadine of many members of the royalty including Marie Antoniette and countless others who were members of the French court. As France struggled under ineffective leadership that changed very little . Napoleon was able to return from a campaign in Egypt and seize power with militry help. French culture was the emergence of middle class.
Why was nationlism an important factors?
People had to be willing to defend and support their country
What system of government is totalitarian racist anti-communits and glorifies war to foster nationlism?
facism
How did nationlism contribute to world war 1?
nationalism created several strong countries in the same region . ~ APEX~
An extreme form of fasicm shaped by Hitler's fanatical ideas about German nationlism and racial superiority?
That would be Nazism.
Why is a common language an important part of nationlism?
Because if we didn't have common language, we would need to learn another language to go to another state
What was impact of nationlism on Britain's decision to go to war?
because britain had pride in its country and the was willing to defend their pride by getting involved in the war it is having pride in you country :) :) :) :) ;)
What is is the slogan of Nepal?
It is like the introduction of country n people,It's like the nationlism.
What was the Indian prototype of decolonization movements?
it allowed India to gain strength because after world war 2 it weakened the european countries economic which allowed india to rise in nationlism .
When was nationlism?
Nationalism was and still is in many different time periods particularly during WWII from 1939-1945 many dictators of Eupopean countries used nationalism to gain support from their people
What are two examples of how nationlism led to th creation of new nations?
One can be in WW1 where nationalism was one of four major reasons the war began. And the outcome of the war was the creation of many different nations.
How did nationlism cause World War 1?
A Serbian nationalist assassinated the Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary in the Bosnia capital of Sarajevo. He murder both Franz and his wife Sofia. This event caused Austria-Hungary to declare war on Serbia.
How did militarism and nationlism lead to the out break of world war 1 in europe?
The military helped to make the first world war break out and the countries who were fighting felt intimidated by them and they started another war inside of the first world war which lead to militarism being on of the causes of the outbreak.
