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Chapter 6 Self-test questions
Nations and Nationalism
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What are some of the criteria for a modern sovereign state as set out in the 1933 Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Duties of States?
A party system of government.
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A monarchy.
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A defined territory.
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A robust military and naval force that is able to protect its borders.
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From which event is the sovereign territorial state generally believed to have originated?
The Peace of Westphalia in 1648.
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The signing of the United States Declaration of Independence in 1776.
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The adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen in 1789.
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The conclusion of the Treaty of Constantinople in 1724.
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Who described the nation as an 'imagined community'?
Benedict Cumberbatch.
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Benedict Anderson.
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Hans Christian Anderson.
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Benedict Arnold.
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What does the term 'landscapes of power' primarily refer to?
Who takes the key decisions.
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Feuds among tribes.
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How power is distributed among political parties.
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Control of national borders.
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What are some of the central features of nationalism (as an ideology)?
Claims to political recognition and autonomy.
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Religious hegemony.
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Claims to a specific territory.
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Answers a and c.
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What are the main differences between nationalism and patriotism?
Patriotism is just a more intense version of nationalism.
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Nationalism only refers to those who hold citizenship in a particular country.
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Patriotism relates to one's
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There is absolutely no difference between patriotism and nationalism.
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Which country was, until recently, one of the only really homogenous countries in the world?
Greenland.
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Mongolia.
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Iceland.
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Israel.
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What does devolution mean?
Evolution in reverse.
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The establishment of sub-national assemblies enjoying varying degrees of self-governance.
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The study of modern revolutions such as the Arab Spring.
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Handing over power to religious institutions.
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What are some examples of 'nations without states'?
Palestinians.
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Quebecois.
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Scots.
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All of the above.
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Who pioneered the concept of 'ethno-symbolism' as a theory of nationalism?
Anthony D. Smith.
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Adam Smith.
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Pierre van den Berghe.
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Clifford Geertz.
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