Nation and Nationalism

The concept of nation has many understandings by the majority of people, the main one is...

• Group of people, citizens, and countries

• Group of powerful countries and flags

• Group of feelings and emotions

• Group of Presidents and international organizations.

The definition of the concept of nation is...

• A group of people living under the same regime for more than 5 consecutive years.

• A group of people who get residency and swear in a country.

• A group of people who live under the same country, under the same laws.

• A group of people who feel connections to one another in some way.

Nations can develop in multiple ways, one of them is...

• When they are informed about by their authorities their assigned nation.

• People who have something in common (background, language, geography)

• People who are born under the premises of a country.

• When people identify themselves by the symbol of their flag.

Where do we mainly ''find'' nation?

• In the region, geographical area, and citizenship.

• In the political structure, language, and history.

• In the background ancestry and cultural values.

• In the feelings and minds of people.

Nation can refer to your connection to a country or a group.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The main difference between a nation and a nation-state is...

• Internal connection vs. external connections

• Small countries vs big countries.

• Economical power vs. political power.

• The representation of a flag, a shield and an anthem.

One of the most important aspects of a nation-state is that...

• It needs to be a nation-state with multiple nations.

• It needs to have an assigned territory with recognized boundaries.

• It needs to be recognized by other nation-states.

• It must be political and economically independent.

Nation-states must solely depend on people´s linguistic, ethnic, and cultural connections.

• TRUE

• FALSE

One of the benefits of being a part of a nation-state is...

• It provides an identity framework.

• It provides a sense of security.

• It provides a geographical shelter.

• It provides a set of laws that benefits them.

According to the lesson, NATIONALISM can be considered as the...

• Individual sense of belonging to a nation-state.

• accumulation of aspects in common amongst people.

• Belief and trust in a nation and collective identity.

• Sense of belonging to a geographical area.