Multiple Choice
As defined by Michael Ignatieff,what is the difference between ethnic nations and civic nations?
A) Ethnic nations have an identity that depends primarily on acceptance of the political order, but civic nations do not.
B) Civic nations have an identity that depends primarily on acceptance of the political order, but ethnic nations do not.
C) Civic nations are based on objective factors, like language, but ethnic nations are not.
D) In ethic nations, newcomers may quickly take on the national identity, but in civic nations they may not.
Correct Answer:
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