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What is one understanding of the concept of a nation?
What is one understanding of the concept of a nation?
- A nation is a group of people who feel connections to one another (correct)
- A nation is based on a single shared experience
- A nation is defined solely by citizenship
- A nation is determined by geographical boundaries only
What is an example of a shared experience that can create connections between individual members of a nation?
What is an example of a shared experience that can create connections between individual members of a nation?
- Shared experiences related to global citizenship
- Shared experiences related to economic status
- Shared experiences related to ethnic background and ancestry (correct)
- Shared experiences related to political beliefs
In what way can a nation be viewed?
In what way can a nation be viewed?
- As a physically tangible entity only
- As something found in the feelings and minds of people (correct)
- As a purely political construct
- As a concept that is irrelevant in modern society
What might lead a group of people to identify as a nation?
What might lead a group of people to identify as a nation?
According to Ernest Renan, what are the two things that constitute the soul/spiritual principle of a nation?
According to Ernest Renan, what are the two things that constitute the soul/spiritual principle of a nation?
According to Antonine Maillet, what does she emphasize as part of Acadian identity?
According to Antonine Maillet, what does she emphasize as part of Acadian identity?
What is the difference between a nation and a nation-state?
What is the difference between a nation and a nation-state?
What connects the people of the nation-state of Canada?
What connects the people of the nation-state of Canada?
What provides individuals with a sense of security in belonging to a nation-state?
What provides individuals with a sense of security in belonging to a nation-state?
Which of the following does NOT describe a nation-state?
Which of the following does NOT describe a nation-state?