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    we carry in our hearts, respect, love and gratitude for our motherland. Although this sense is bestowed on us naturally, but due to some external causes, or may be due to a little ignorance or vicious propaganda, there have been movements espousing anti-national feelings such as the ones witnessed in Kashmir or North-East India. But thanks to the unwavering sense of nationalism in its citizens, India has stood firm as one nation, foiling the designs of separatist forces. As a mother gives…

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    Adolf Hitler Influence

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    become an artist. Hitler’s mother, Klara, was a loving mother, but she was overprotective and sheltered Hitler from the real world (“Adolph Hitler,” 20th Century 1692). This, along with his history teacher, Dr. Leopold Pötsch, in Linz, who was anti-Slavic, anti-socialist, and believed in the superiority of the Aryan ethnicity added to Hitler’s opinions (“Adolph Hitler,” Am. Dec. n.p.). His extensive reading and role model influences shaped his opinions later in life. Hitler became a…

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    contrary to what Nietzsche believes, which is why I decided to highlight Locke’s ideas regarding outlets towards nationalism. Additionally, Fichte believes that nationalism is a great aspect, because it is perfectly identical with patriotism. According to Fichte, patriotism is “absolutely the highest, ultimate, and independent authority.” In all, Nietzsche favors individuality, while Fichte and Locke portray ideas favorable to that of nationalism. Because of their large distinctiveness, it is…

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    people without a nation.”” Essentially, Chu and Zarrow make the claim that modern Chinese nationalism was inspired by Western theories to go against Western imperialism. The purpose of going against Western imperialism, uniting feelings of anti-imperialism and anti-foreignism is to save their…

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    Constitutional Convention 1787 The Constitutional Convention met in Philadelphia between May and September in 1787. The group wanted to address the problems that the country faced under the Articles of Confederation, which had led the nation to victory over Britain in the Revolutionary War. While the convention had been called to revise the existing form of government, many of the delegates chose to create a new government, like James Madison and Alexander Hamilton.. George Washington was…

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    The day of December 7, 1941 had immense impacts on om American history. On that morning Pearl Harbor, a United States naval base in Hawaii, was attacked by Japanese bombers killing thousands of people and injuring many more(Paul Davis, ABC-CLIO). Nearly twenty American naval ships were destroyed along with about three hundred planes(Davis, ABC-CLIO). A day later Congress approved President Roosevelt’s declaration of war. Conflict with Japan, however, had been imminent for decades. American…

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    Consumerism In America

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    From the wake of the devastating World War I, the Jazz Age emerged in 1920 and led to vast changes especially those in political, social, and cultural categories. No longer was producerism the prime of economic life, but rather consumerism took over and pushed for big changes. In the following thirty years, until 1950, America went through some major events including the Great Depression, World War II, and the Marshall Plan. All of these events were what ultimately led to the changes in the…

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    that Allied propaganda also demonized the enemy sometimes. In this poster, pictures of fists, muscles, tools, and artillery convey American strength. Patriotic colors of red, white, and blue predominate as national symbols and heroes appeal to patriotism. In this poster it represents girl power, and of all…

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    Russian Nationalism

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    Russia experienced a surge of nationalism during three major aspects of its contemporary history that led to the modern interpretations of Russian national identity. The first of three advancements in nationalism advanced under the rule of Peter the Great, whose influences and policies evoked Russia’s potential as a Western State. His rule saw the manifestation of a united Russian consciousness that developed and strengthened internal affairs domestically, and rose as a national power on a…

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    In court, some say that witnesses should not be able to share their personal beliefs but some think otherwise. Witnesses should be able to share their personal beliefs in court. There are some rules and laws that must be applied to be able to share personal beliefs. Rules that must be applied for witnesses to be able to speak their opinion.One example is when the evidence of someone's character or character trait is admissible, it can be proved by testimony about the person’s reputation or by…

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