Question 1

Which of the following situations is the most aggressive on the part of a majority nation?

Accepted Answer

A)  separatism 
B)  protectionism 
C)  irredentism 
D)  bilingualism 
A)  separatism 
B)  protectionism 
C)  irredentism 
D)  bilingualism

Question 2

What is Zionism an ideological expression of?

Accepted Answer

A)  Arab nationalism 
B)  Jewish nationalism 
C)  Zambian nationalism 
D)  Armenian nationalism 
A)  Arab nationalism 
B)  Jewish nationalism 
C)  Zambian nationalism 
D)  Armenian nationalism

Question 3

What are the most common features of nationalist claims? Does nationalism necessarily entail sovereignty?

Accepted Answer

The most common features of nationalist

Question 4

Which of the following would NOT be a protectionist policy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Limiting the amount of liquor Canadians can bring into the country when they travel abroad. 
B)  Banning foreign broadcast companies 
C)  Banning the sale of material deemed "offensive" in Canada 
D)  Refusing to lease Crown land to foreign-based timbre companies. 
A)  Limiting the amount of liquor Canadians can bring into the country when they travel abroad. 
B)  Banning foreign broadcast companies 
C)  Banning the sale of material deemed "offensive" in Canada 
D)  Refusing to lease Crown land to foreign-based timbre companies.

Question 5

What is main difference between civic nations and ethnic nations?

Accepted Answer

A)  The key factor for civic nations is allegiance to a common government, while for ethnic ones it is not. 
B)  The key factor for ethnic nations is allegiance to a common government, while for civic ones it is not. 
C)  Civic nations are imagined in cultural terms, while ethnic nations are imagined in political terms 
D)  The key factor for ethnic nations is that they are focussed within defined territorial borders. 
A)  The key factor for civic nations is allegiance to a common government, while for ethnic ones it is not. 
B)  The key factor for ethnic nations is allegiance to a common government, while for civic ones it is not. 
C)  Civic nations are imagined in cultural terms, while ethnic nations are imagined in political terms 
D)  The key factor for ethnic nations is that they are focussed within defined territorial borders.

Question 6

Which is NOT an example of irredentism?

Accepted Answer

A)  Serbian claims on territories held by Bosnians and Croatians 
B)  the People's Republic of China's claim on Taiwan 
C)  Quebec's claim of sovereignty 
D)  the Republic of Ireland's hope of joining Northern Ireland to its territory 
A)  Serbian claims on territories held by Bosnians and Croatians 
B)  the People's Republic of China's claim on Taiwan 
C)  Quebec's claim of sovereignty 
D)  the Republic of Ireland's hope of joining Northern Ireland to its territory

Question 7

The creation of an empire is called ___________.The movement to gain or regain sovereignty from empire is called ___________ liberation,or simply ___________.

Accepted Answer

imperialis

Question 8

Which of the following situations could be used to most strongly support the argument of John Stuart Mill?

Accepted Answer

A)  oppression of minorities 
B)  multiculturalism 
C)  protectionism 
D)  imperialism 
A)  oppression of minorities 
B)  multiculturalism 
C)  protectionism 
D)  imperialism

Question 9

Which term encompasses groups such as the Québécois,the Welsh,the Scots,and the Basques?

Accepted Answer

A)  states 
B)  ethnic groups 
C)  substate nations 
D)  civic nations 
A)  states 
B)  ethnic groups 
C)  substate nations 
D)  civic nations

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT a universal aspect of nationalism?

Accepted Answer

A)  a common identity 
B)  a national myth 
C)  a sense of loyalty 
D)  sovereignty 
A)  a common identity 
B)  a national myth 
C)  a sense of loyalty 
D)  sovereignty

Question 11

Define and explain the significance of Quebec nationalism.Is it different from French-Canadian nationalism or Canadian nationalism?

Accepted Answer

Quebec nationalism refers to the politic

Question 12

American nationalism is based on the idea that its myths and stories inspire all humanity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Compare civic nationalism and ethnic nationalism.

Accepted Answer

Civic nationalism and ethnic nationalism

Question 14

Civic nations are expressed in ______ terms,while ethnic nations in contrast are imagined in ________ terms.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Civic nations are expressed in ______ terms,while...

Question 15

History shows that nationalism can sometimes lead to protectionism and the oppression of minorities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

What conclusion can be drawn about national mythology from the experience of French Canadians?

Accepted Answer

A)  National mythology can be difficult to maintain in modern society 
B)  National mythology influences contemporary laws and regulations 
C)  National mythology binds populations together 
D)  National mythology works better in religious communities. 
A)  National mythology can be difficult to maintain in modern society 
B)  National mythology influences contemporary laws and regulations 
C)  National mythology binds populations together 
D)  National mythology works better in religious communities.

Exam 13: Nationalism

Which of the following situations is the most aggressive on the part of a majority nation?

What is Zionism an ideological expression of?

What are the most common features of nationalist claims? Does nationalism necessarily entail sovereignty?

Which of the following would NOT be a protectionist policy?

What is main difference between civic nations and ethnic nations?

Which is NOT an example of irredentism?

The creation of an empire is called ___________.The movement to gain or regain sovereignty from empire is called ___________ liberation,or simply ___________.

Which of the following situations could be used to most strongly support the argument of John Stuart Mill?

Which term encompasses groups such as the Québécois,the Welsh,the Scots,and the Basques?

Which of the following is NOT a universal aspect of nationalism?

Define and explain the significance of Quebec nationalism.Is it different from French-Canadian nationalism or Canadian nationalism?

American nationalism is based on the idea that its myths and stories inspire all humanity.

Compare civic nationalism and ethnic nationalism.

Civic nations are expressed in ______ terms,while ethnic nations in contrast are imagined in ________ terms.

History shows that nationalism can sometimes lead to protectionism and the oppression of minorities.

What conclusion can be drawn about national mythology from the experience of French Canadians?

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The creation of an empire is called _____.The movement to gain or regain sovereignty from empire is called _ liberation,or simply _______.

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