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    Patriotism In Rwanda

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    the Arctic, when they have resources to offer. The Canadian government does not display patriotism towards the Arctic because of our history, literature, art, music or our Canadian soul, like Mr. Harper stated; it is actually based off of the amount of resources that an area has to offer. Up until the oil in the North West Passage was available to the rest of the world, the Canadian sense of “romantic patriotism” that Stephen Harper claims to be embedded in our culture was nonexistent. It is no…

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    Okita Patriotism

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    question: when does patriotism cross the divide into state-worship? By creating myths of glory that affect the emotions, the elite is able to maintain power. Since nationalism is based on sentimentality, the elite manipulates citizens to accept uncritically the role of patriotism as a good thing. On the other hand, in "Dulce et Decorum Est" and "In Response to Executive order 9066," both Owen and Okita question the value of patriotism. First, instead of promoting nobility of soul, patriotism…

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    Patriotism In America

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    wish to be without having to be a person you are not. Americans should cherish that fact that unlike other places, there are freedoms and rights that the people have just for living here. A few aspects that define one as an American is a sense of patriotism and genuine love for their country, having freedoms and rights that allow one to be themselves, and the way that people are able to view the rest of the world. People who live in other nations may not view America as being the best country in…

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    Confederate Patriotism

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    great emphasis on the control of children’s education, especially in regard to “good history.” Educators hoped that by employing southern literature and textbooks, taught from a southern Lost Cause perspective, they could perpetuate Confederate patriotism and the Southern Way of Life in the face of defeat. This week’s readings explore the southern textbook movement and Lost Cause education.…

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    Patriotism In Canada

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    Finally, Prime Ministers succeeded in creating patriotism amongst Canadians during the 50s and 60s. There was much to celebrate during 1967, the year of Canada’s Centennial, but the highlight was Expo 67. Over 150 million people came to Montreal, Canada’s largest city at the time, to experience the year-long fairs that remains one of the greatest birthday parties in history. 120 countries were represented at the fair with 53 pavilions, and highlights included the gigantic U.S. geodesic dome, the…

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    Patriotism can in many ways be defined as the love one has for their nation or homeland. Patriotism appears in many ways, shapes, and forms across the world and has been evident for millenniums. The United States of America is filled with pride and love toward the nation and contains patriotism in almost every aspect. George Orwell writes in the novel 1984 about a dystopian society where everyone loves the Party and their nation Oceania. The United States of America and the nation of Oceania…

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    Patriotism In America

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    Growing up in America, patriotism is expressed through celebrations such as Independence Day, Memorial Day and Veteran's Day. However , for men and women of our country, perhaps the greatest display of this love is serving in some form of national service. If patriotism is so important, should one be required to volunteer for these sevices, or should we be able to exercise freedom of choice? In the United States, it is the law for men 18-25 years of age to register with the Selective…

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    The subtle presence of patriotism is a commonality throughout America. Today, children are taught to say the pledge of allegiance the first day they step into a classroom, which is long before they understand the complexity of the ideology captured in its words. This teaches people, from an early age, that they are first and foremost Americans. American values are instilled quietly, providing a patriotic undertone to daily life that seems innocuous. However, this innocent brainwashing is…

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    The idea of patriotism is an integral and fundamental word that describes one’s love for their country and a way to express their right to speech. However, the word is being manipulated to justify the wrongdoings of many people. Patriotism is a word that is changed and manipulated to fit the beliefs of others and varies among everyone. To me patriotism is simple, patriotism means showing love for one’s own country. However, the word patriotism has changed according the era, but, currently, the…

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    In Webster’s Dictionary the definition of patriotism is “love for or devotion to one’s country”. Patriotism means that one is courageous, faithful, and devoted. Everyone can show patriotism in many ways. For example showing courage in a difficult situation, helping soldiers in need, and even knowing our basic rights as Americans show attributes of patriotism. I have had family members serving in different branches throughout the military. My grandfather was in the air force for sometime before…

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