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This is the defining belief of nationalism, asserting that one’s own nation or culture is inherently better than others.
What is national superiority?
This term for ultra-nationalism refers to an aggressive foreign policy and stems from a 19th-century British song.
What is jingoism?
In its extreme form, this fear or hatred of foreigners can lead to violence and even genocide, as seen in the Holocaust.
What is xenophobia?
Nationalist governments may implement these to restrict migration, often stoking fear and resentment against immigrants.
What are anti-immigrant policies?
This nationalist policy aims to absorb minority cultures into the dominant one, often by force or coercion.
What is assimilationism?
This nationalist approach seeks to protect domestic industries through tariffs, quotas, and other trade restrictions.
What is economic nationalism?
Dividing people into groups based on religion, ethnicity, or political beliefs is known as this practice in ultranationalist societies.
What is sectarianism?
This political ideology emphasizes national unity and the power of the state, often at the expense of individual freedoms.
What is fascism?
Believing that your culture’s practices and values are the only correct way of living reflects this narrow-minded nationalist belief.
What is ethnocentrism?
Named after a fervent supporter of Napoleon, this form of nationalism involves exaggerated patriotism and disdain for other cultures.
What is chauvinism?
Critics argue that this form of nationalism can lead to trade wars and increased prices for consumers.
What is economic nationalism?
The popular televised game where contestants have to select a prompt and give their answer in the form of a question. We are playing it now.
What is Jeopardy?
What form of nationalism means "fear of foreigners"?
What is Xenophobia?
What form of nationalism means "aggressive foreign policy"?
What is jingoism?
Countries like North Korea are modern examples of this form of nationalism, where the state controls all aspects of life.
What is fascism?
Expecting people from other countries to adopt your culture or language, such as assuming everyone should speak English, is an example of this.
What is ethnocentrism?
Sectarianism can be seen in countries with deep divisions between religious or ethnic groups, like this nation historically torn between Catholics and Protestants.
What is Ireland?
In countries like Saudi Arabia, divisions between religious or ethnic groups are often the result of this form of nationalism.
What is sectarianism?
How many letters are used to spell the word, "nationalism"?
What is eleven?
Someone who exhibits extreme loyalty to their country and views foreigners as inferior is likely displaying this form of nationalism.
What is chauvinism?
After 9/11, critics claimed that this aggressive foreign policy term applied to President Bush’s approach to the global war on terror.
What is jingoism?
Caps on immigration and making citizenship more difficult are common examples of this nationalist approach to limiting migration.
What are anti-immigrant policies?
General Franco’s efforts to force Catalonians to adopt Spanish language and culture is an example of this nationalist policy.
What is assimilationism?
This form of nationalism can range from mild discomfort towards immigrants to full-blown hostility and violence.
What is xenophobia?
Nationalist leaders often create this idea by promoting their nation’s greatness while portraying other cultures as inferior.
What is national superiority?