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    Nationalism in Quebec is based off of unity behind the French culture and language, which First Nations peoples would not be considered a part of, allowing for the Quebec federal government to ignore the communities. This would continue the ongoing marginalization of First Nations, especially in a nationalism-dominated society. There is also the matter of land titles and treaties, which the government of…

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    Hindu Nationalism In India

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    Hindu nationalism is a political ideology which refers to Hindu religious values. The Sangh Parivar, or “family of organizations,” is a group of Hindu nationalists, which emerged from bitter confrontations with European colonists, who sought to establish their own national identity in India. In the 1920s, the Hindu nationalist movement gained support amongst Hindus who felt oppressed by the British colonists and desired a return to India’s pure roots. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), or the…

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    The question is true because nationalism had a revolutionary impact that united people. Then it toppled empires composed of many ethnic minorities. This then contributed to the outbreak of wars in the nineteenth century because of all the disagreements of a multi empire. Document 1: The impact that the Levee en Masse had on the French people was that it wanted people to form an army. For everyone when put together they can create warriors to excite hatred of kings, and to preach the unity of…

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    covered here. However, what does surprise me here is the way all of you respond to the topic, a self-contradictory nationalism exposed from the war on terror itself which seems to prevail the history of the United States. Nationalism is a prevailing ideology around the world, and extremely popular in this country which is considered as the only superpower in the world, but this nationalism is different. It…

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    New Black Womanhood Analysis

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    categories of oppression work together, were around without a name for a very long time. In particular, it pervaded the work of black women writers from Zora Neale Hurston of the Harlem Renaissance to Nikki Giovanni and Carolyn Rodgers during the Black Nationalism and Black Arts Movements. Black women have the unique experience of being on the lower rungs of not one, but two categories of oppression: race and gender. It was within these intersections of race and gender as well as the Black Power…

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    As a of a victim of colonization, Ireland has a long history of patriotic writers that comment on the effects of British colonialism, as well as themes of nationalism and conservatism through their writings. The introduction of Gothic literature, and its fearful conventions of the supernatural and the uncanny, has allowed Irish writers to align nationalist motifs within their texts through a more analogous narrative. As Laura Doyle writes, “The Gothic text has been shown to represent colonialism…

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    Nationalism is a common centripetal force for states. Pride for a country’s history and culture is important, especially in an increasingly globalized and ‘flat’ world where folk culture can feel oppressed, but sometimes intense levels of nationalism prove to be more of a centrifugal force. Europe has an intense history surrounding the development of the state in according to different nations. Italy had to unify a number of very small nations to create a relatively new state while Germany was…

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    The historical context of nationalism dates back to the late eighteenth century as the French Revolution and time of enlightenment, helped society realize the importance of the ideal nation of arms and the emphasis on discipline within its military. The interest in one’s nation was now a derived concept of bound independent ideas of its people driven by the aspirations to the whole of a nation and the loyalty and patriotism for one’s count. The foundation of nationalism, shaped by social,…

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    The philosophy of Black Nationalism as espoused by Malcolm X differs greatly to the viewpoints of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s. Between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s philosophy—nonviolence and civil disobedience—and Malcolm X—any means that is necessary—I would most identify myself with the philosophy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s due to the aspect of nonviolence and civil disobedience that is peaceful in arguing a movement for equality. Additionally, some would choose the means like Malcolm X in…

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    Greg Ip Nationalism

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    purpose, China joining the World Trade Organization, the impact of the euro, the financial connection of the world, the irrelevance of national regulation, the influence of immigration and unemployment, and how to resolve the differences between nationalism and globalism. The first major key point of the article is that the “new nationalist surge” (Ip, 2017)…

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