WW S.S. 20-1: Quiz 1

What is nationalism?

Why is France both a nation and a nation-state?

Why are all nation-states also nations, but not all nations are nation-states?

Which group could possibly use the geographic understanding of nation as a basis by which to identify itself as one, and why?

Which group could possibly use the politics/shared values and beliefs understanding of nation as a basis by which to identify themselves as one, and why?

In Canada, treaties have set aside certain areas for First Nations who can make decisions about how this land is used and developed.  This means that these First Nations have a certain degree of ____________.

Members of the Parti Quebecois and the Bloc Quebecois seek ____________ for their nation.

Although it is also a province of Canada, the people of Quebec (Quebecois) are generally seen as a nation based on ____________.

What distinctions can be drawn between the geographic and relationship to land understandings of nation?

What distinctions can be drawn between the religious and spiritual understandings of nation?