S.S CH1-2

means country

nation-state

between countries

international

to love you rcountry

patriotism

a people connected by characteristics like thnicity, religion, beliefs, language, etc

nation

identity shared by a group of people

collective identity

power of people to control their own issues and their future

self-determination

political authority and independence to handle your own issues; control over a territory

sovereignty

nation because of shared ethnicity, culture, etc

ethnic nationalism

nation because of shared laws, beliefs, etc

civic nationalism

characteristics that make a person unique

indvidual identity

collective identity of a large body of people who connect with a nation

national identity

influencing others through language (tone)

rhetoric

shared awareness about a event with others

collective consciousness

national pride and has a hint of the feeling of national superiority

nationalism

loyalty shifted from the monarch to the people; historic event

french revolution

absorbing memories, stories, symbols, etc that have been shared into your own identity

internal nationalism

favouring something over the other

bias

factors that shape nationalism

historical, geographical, economics, social, political

7 understandings (ways of forming) of a nation and how each one works

1. linguistic: language connects people = nation

2. ethnic: race and heritage connects people = nation

3. cultural: ways of life connect people = nation

4. religious: similar vales and beliefs connect people= nation

5. geographical: physical barriers like mountains and deserts forced people to be in the same proximity which makes them connect nation

   1. connection to the land also creates a nation because people who are connected to the land share a sense of belonging and culture

6. spiritual: sacred sites or the beliefs in the same spirituality connects people = nation

7. political: people who want to manage their own political affairs or people who want determination connect because they have the same belief = nation

factors of french nationalism: french revolution: geographic

• severe weather harmed many (cold, droughts)

• crops were damaged, shortage of food especially bread

• people began riots and attacked wagons to get some sort of food

factors of french nationalism: french revolution: social

• people would gather privately (salons, cafes, peoples homes) and discuss new ideas like about liberty and freedom, rights, etc

• scoial factors js talks about who should lead, whos important, and vice versa

factors of french nationalism: french revolution: historical

• one of the first events was when 600 Parisians stormed Bastile (Parisian prison where people went if they spoke against the king or upper class)

• symbol of cruel govt was taken by the Parisians

• become a national holiday

factors of french nationalism: french revolution: economic

• war drained the money

• king louis XVI said to increase taxes

• estate general of each class denied it so the idea backfired

factors of french nationalism: french revolution: political

• declaration of the rights of man and citizens was created

• made france a non-religious republic: government that doesn’t combine with religious institutions

• Destroyed the special privileges that the upper class got

reign of terror

• revolutionary leaders arrested and executed people who didn’t like how the french revolution was done

• 17000 given death penalty

• 200000 were arrested

• Lasted 11 months

• Constitution was suspended and the revolutionary govt gave themselves more power

• laid the foundation for the public education system and modernized france

• fought in many wars conquering most of europe

• defeated in battle of waterloo and exiled and died in 1821

• some see him as a figruehead for france

• others see him as a dictator becuse a million died in france and 3 million died in Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Britan all together

Napolean Boneparte

the white paper

divided the first nations from the rest of society

People who live together under certain shared principles

Civic nation