Ultranationalism 20-2

Ultranationalism is defined as

• extreme nationalism that promotes the interest of the 2 largest cultural groups in a nation

• extreme nationalism that promotes the use of capitalism to strengthen a nation

• extreme nationalism that promotes the interest of one state or people above all others

Xenophobia is the

• intense or irrational dislike or fear of people from other countries.

• intense or irrational dislike or fear of governments

• intense or irrational dislike of fleas or ticks

international tribunals were created to

• try the leaders of WWII for crimes against humanity

• instill hope that no leaders would get away with the atrocities of WWII again

• make all Nazi's be accountable for how they treated Jews and the undesireables

Crimes against humanity are defined as

• particularly hideous offences that showed a serious attack on human dignity

• particularly hideous offences that showed the level of racism the Nazi's had against the Jewish people

• particularly hideous offences that showed how violent the losing side in a war can be against their enemy

A war crime is defined as

• an action carried out during a war that violates the laws of the government that won the war

• an action carried out during a war that violates accepted international rules of war

• an action carried out after a war, in which journalists decide which war behaviors were to extreme

Supranationalism is defined as

• having power or influence that transcends national boundaries or governments

• having power or influence to create businesses that extend all around the world

• Idea or practice of separate national governments coming together to create policies that have authority over the member nations

Hitler and the Nazi party used propaganda to

• manipulate the German people

• make the German people believe Hitler was almost a god

• let the German people know how successful the Allie countries were during the war

• publish lies about the Jewish people

Hitler and the Nazi party used which methods of communication to manipulate the German people?

• The creation of movies glorifying Hitler

• The distribution of only newspapers that were anti-semitic(anti-Jewish)

• The creation of German youth clubs to brainwash the kids.

• The burning of books that the Nazi party decided were unacceptable.

Hitler wanted to create a pure German community because

• he believed that an Aryan country would be superior

• he believed that nature created superior people

• he believed that his Jewish grandmother was a monster

A nation's right to self-govern and have control over its official power to make legal decisions and judgments, as recognized by others, is called

• Self-determination

• Ultranationalism

• Nationalism

• Sovereignty