Factors of Nation
The act of citizens celebrating a national holiday.
What is an act of patriotism?
This emotion occurs when people celebrate a country's victory in an international sporting event.
What is showing national pride/love? [in achieving success]
The 3rd estate was locked out of this institution.
What was the Estates-General?
This was a set of rules and regulations that brought order to the people of post-revolutionary France.
What are the Napoleonic Law Codes?
This term refers to a shared sense of belonging among people based on culture, history, language, or geography.
What is nationalism?
This understanding of nation has followers of different ethnicities, cultures and languages making a pilgrimage to the same sacred location.
What is a religious understanding of nation?
This indigenous symbol was adopted and put on the flag of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics.
What is an Inukshuk?
This event in 1793 had the people in France separated in their desire to rid themselves of this individual.
What was the execution of Louis XVI?
From the beginning of the French Revolution to the actions of the Committee of Public Safety it can be safely said that events of the revolution became more _______.
What was radical?
This type of nationalism arises when people within a nation want to govern themselves without external control.
What is self-determination?
People who are connected through a similar ancestry, language or culture.
What is an ethnic understanding of nation?
3 specific symbols of the French Revolution.
What are La Marseillaise [anthem], the tri-colour [flag], the Bastille, the Guillotine, and others?
This was the revolutionary rallying cry that reflected the people of France to demand social equality.
What is Liberté, Égalité and Fraternité [Liberty, Equality, Fraternity(brotherhood)]
A character flaw that led to his inevitable defeat.
What is arrogance, overconfidence, underestimating his rivals, etc.
Nationalism can be expressed through this, which includes symbols, anthems, holidays, and national traditions.
What are national symbols and celebrations?
Although Canada is made up of citizens from a diversity of linguistic, historical, cultural and ethnic backgrounds it is still a strong unified country through this factor.
What is a civic nationalism?
This was created on April 1, 1999, in order to give the Inuit in Canada greater self-determination
What is Nunavut?
A period of the French Revolution that was marked by mass executions, political purges, and radical enforcement of revolutionary ideals.
What is the Reign of Terror?
His body was brought to France as an inspiration to create this type of nationalist symbol.
What was a national myth?
This group's writings inspired the people of France to fight for change.
Who are the Philosophes/Philosophers? [Rousseau, Montesquieu, Voltaire]
This granted the people of France the civil and political freedoms
What is the Declaration of the Rights of the Rights of Man and Citizen?
List 3 people who could be considered part of Canada's mythological people.
Who are Tommy Douglas, Frederick Banting, Terry Fox, Laura Secord, and others; I will also accept more generic terms [EG. the Canada who planned the Vimy Ridge victory, etc.]
Social, economic and political change in France were the accomplishments of this group.
What was the National Assembly?
This concept grew as a result of Napoleon's defeat by this country.
What was Russian nationalism?
This patriotic concept was greatly increased as a direct result of Napoleon's defeat.
What was the growth of nationalist movements in other European countries?