Chapter 4 Exam

The Nation-State Past and Present
. Which of the following is not a characteristic of nations?

. ___________ refers to the process of transforming the shared collective identity that we associate with the nation into a political ideology.

. A _____________ is the ideal realization of self-determination in the overlap of the nation and state

. Which of these was a result of the Great Schism of 1054?

. The concept of the nation was not fully realized until the _____________________.

. Until the late 1700s, popular sovereignty was confined to the following countries except for ____________.

. The phrase used by early revolutionaries that refers to new governments deriving their "just powers from the consent of the governed" is reflected in the__________________.

. The ideas and application of popular sovereignty gain global traction because of the ______________ and the _______________.

. _______________ could be described as a strong sense of cultural and political identity among a people with the formation of the nation preceding that of the state.

. Once the ethnic group's prevailing opinion is distinct politically as well as culturally, it becomes _______________.

. Nationalism helped end the political division of the Japanese islands among the daimyo (feudal nobles) during the ________________.

. The second wave of democratization as denoted by political scientist Samuel Huntington occurred in the __________________ and ________________.

. _________________ is when our nationalist sense of difference and separateness can limit our sense of responsibility or concern for the "other".

. In The Rights of Man, liberal philosopher ______________ depicted the nation and democracy as inherently linked in the popularly governed nation-state

. ________________ is the belief that it is acceptable to conquer or otherwise incorporate other nations out of a place of perceived superiority and/or insecurity.

. In the 1990s the international community was involved with post-conflict reconstruction and state-building efforts in all these countries except for __________________.

. The belief that your nation is better than others is called ____________________________________

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