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Nationalism before World War 1
Sense of pride in one’s nation from common history, common language, common racial background, common cultural practices
Can be twisted into a negative/destructive force
Before 18th century, nationalism wasn’t clearly present
Nationalism Continuum
Nationalism of Patriotism (mild/healthy): e.g Canada vs. US in the olympics
Nationalism of superiority (egocentric): “We are the best country”
Nationalism of Exclusion (Radical, racist, violent): "only select people are part of the “best country”
Other Loyalties
The King: a distant, untouchable figure, but loyalty was never questioned
The Church: local clergy were the most important and powerful people in a community
Family/Community: harsh living conditions required mutual dependence, no time to debate ideologies
“Divine Right of Kings”
rule sanctioned by God to monarchs
Examples of Nationalism
Austro-Hungarian Empire: controlled much of Central Europe and the Balkans, many people wanted their own individual nations and to be free of Austria
Ottoman Empire: controlled the parts of Europe that Austro-Hungarian Empire did not (modern Turkey)
Imperialism