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What is the basic difference between the concepts of "nation" and "state"?
What is the basic difference between the concepts of "nation" and "state"?
A nation refers to a group of people sharing a common identity, culture, or language, while a state refers to a political entity with defined territory, government, and sovereignty.
Briefly define the term 'nation'.
Briefly define the term 'nation'.
A nation is a large body of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular country or territory.
Briefly define the term 'state'.
Briefly define the term 'state'.
A state is a politically organized territory with a sovereign government, recognized borders, and a population.
According to the lesson agenda, what factors contribute to nation-building and state formation?
According to the lesson agenda, what factors contribute to nation-building and state formation?
How did elite-dominated politics emerge in the Philippines, according to the lesson agenda?
How did elite-dominated politics emerge in the Philippines, according to the lesson agenda?
Why is the social control of the central government considered weak in the context of the lesson?
Why is the social control of the central government considered weak in the context of the lesson?
How did the formation of the state during colonial times impact the cultural landscape of the Philippines?
How did the formation of the state during colonial times impact the cultural landscape of the Philippines?
What are the three basic concepts students should know regarding political organization discussed in this lesson?
What are the three basic concepts students should know regarding political organization discussed in this lesson?
What aspects of the Philippine state should students understand concerning its history?
What aspects of the Philippine state should students understand concerning its history?
Flashcards
What is a Nation?
What is a Nation?
A collective of people sharing a common culture, identity, language, or origin, often residing within a particular territory.
What is a State?
What is a State?
A political entity with a defined territory, a government, and the power to make and enforce laws.
Nation Building and State Formation
Nation Building and State Formation
The process by which nations are constructed and how states are formed, often involving political, social, and cultural factors.
Elite-Dominated Politics
Elite-Dominated Politics
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Weak Social Control
Weak Social Control
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Study Notes
- The subject of the lesson is the formation of the Philippines.
Lesson Agenda
- Introduction: An introduction to the concepts of "nation" and "state"
- What is a nation? A brief discussion about nation.
- What is a state? A brief discussion about state.
- Nation building and state formation: A discussion about how nations are built and how states are formed.
- Creation of an elite-dominated politics: How powerful families gained control.
- Weak social control: Why the central government is weak.
Learning Objectives
- Students should be able to analyze how the formation of the state in colonial times fragmented the country between "majority" and "minority" cultures.
- Students should be able to know the basic concepts of "nation," "state," and "nation-state."
- Students should be able to understand the definition, formation, and challenges facing the Philippine state due to its history.
Introduction
- Nation vs. State
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