What is the Nationalist Movement?
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What is the Nationalist Movement?
Nationalism:
Virtually all human societies are concerning with identity. Identity can be derived from religion, ideology, family, language, or many other factors. During the modern period, the concept of national identity became one of the most influential and powerful forms of identity construction.
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View this answerThe Nationalist Movement is not a single movement but refers to any nationalist movement that asserts the interests of a particular nation-state over...
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Chapter 12 / Lesson 6Nationalism is a belief system that promotes the identity and welfare of a specific group of people at the expense of other groups. Learn about the growth of nationalism in Europe during the French Revolution and Napoleon's reign. Explore the timeline, events, and impact, including the reaction against nationalism.
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