Factors That Shape Nationalism
This factor includes shared language, traditions, and customs that unite a people.
What is culture?
This document in 1982 strengthened Canadian civic nationalism by patriating the Constitution.
What is the Constitution Act, 1982?
The slogan “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” reflects this emerging ideology.
What is nationalism?
This type of nationalism is based on shared citizenship and political values.
What is civic nationalism?
A group of people who share identity, culture, and history is called this
What is a nation?
The French Revolution is an example of nationalism shaped by this type of factor involving power and governance.
What is political factor?
This group expresses nationalism connected strongly to language and protection of French culture in Canada.
Who are the Qubecois?
The storming of this prison symbolized resistance against absolute monarchy.
What is the Bastille?
This type of nationalism is based on shared ancestry, language, and heritage.
What is ethnic nationalism?
A country where political boundaries align with a distinct national group is called this.
What is a nation-state?
Industrialization and economic inequality before 1789 helped fuel nationalism in France. This is what type of factor?
What is an economic factor?
This Indigenous perspective emphasizes relationship to land and collective identity as central to nationalism.
What is First Nations nationalism?
This social class carried much of the revolutionary nationalist movement.
Who were the third estate?
Promoting national pride through flags, anthems, and Remembrance Day are examples of this.
What is patriotic nationalism?
Canada is considered this because it contains multiple nations within one state.
What is a multinational state?
Mountains, rivers, and borders influencing identity are examples of this factor shaping nationalism.
What is a geographic factor?
Balancing loyalty to Canada with loyalty to one's religion or culture reflects reconciling nationalism with these types of loyalties.
What are non-nationalist loyalties?
Leader during the Reign of terror.
Who is Maximilien Robespierre (1758–1794)?
When a group seeks independence from a larger state, this type of nationalism may emerge.
What is separatist nationalism?
The Kurdish people are an example of this type of nation.
What is a stateless nation?
Social class tensions between the Estates in France demonstrate how this factor can influence nationalist movements.
What is a social factor?
This Act promotes bilingualism in Canada and reflects efforts to reconcile contending nationalist loyalties.
What is the Official Languages Act?
The revolution shifted loyalty away from the king toward this collective political identity.
What is the nation?
A priority is based on protecting culture through protection of language.
What is linguistic nationalism?
This challenge occurs when the boundaries of a state do not reflect the identity of all nations within it. ( ie Yugoslavia)
What is competing nationalist loyalties?