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Factors of Nationalism
Submitted To: Miss Shahida Submitted By: Ahsan Ali Rana Boys Group 1: 2801,2803,2815,2836 Roll # 2836/188764 Course Title: Introduction To International Relations Course Title: POL-406 Semester: 6th Evening Discipline: Botany Govt. P. G. College Of Science Faisalabad
Factors of Nationalism
Nationalism is an ideology and movement that promotes the interests of a particular nation especially with the aim of gaining and maintaining the nations sovereignty over its homeland. Nationalism is a result of complex factors which vary from time to time and state to state. Nationalism
There are some basic factors which promoted nationalism: Human nature Geography Race Religion Language Historical traditions Democracy Common government Individual insecurity
Attachment to the territorial groups love ones country necessary to sustain or grow nationalism Conducive to progress of nationalism
affiliation with territory. Geographical features Ramsay Muir right says undoubtedly the most clearly marked nations have enjoyed a geographical unity and have awed their nationhood part of this fact
No nation group constitute a race for through time and immigration. Nation always been an intermingling and intermixture of many races. Special social groups may promote the feelings of nationalism.
Plays important role in sustaining and progressing nationalism among. Unity of nation is strengthened or weekend by the religion. If the people believes in the same religion, the feeling of the nationalism will enhance the and progress, and if they follow, different religion, the feeling will be spelled.
It is a unifying factor. Facilitates the dissemination of ideas and the feeling and promotes the development of a national literature, tradition and customs. Ramsay Muir says that there is indeed nothing that will so readily give unity to divergent races as a common tongue and in many cases unity which it brings have proved the main binding forces in a nation.
Title: introduction to international relation Author: Naveed suleman This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

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Factors of Nationalism

  • 2. Submitted To: Miss Shahida Submitted By: Ahsan Ali Rana Boys Group 1: 2801,2803,2815,2836 Roll # 2836/188764 Course Title: Introduction To International Relations Course Title: POL-406 Semester: 6th Evening Discipline: Botany Govt. P. G. College Of Science Faisalabad
  • 4. Nationalism is an ideology and movement that promotes the interests of a particular nation especially with the aim of gaining and maintaining the nations sovereignty over its homeland. Nationalism is a result of complex factors which vary from time to time and state to state. Nationalism
  • 5. There are some basic factors which promoted nationalism: Human nature Geography Race Religion Language Historical traditions Democracy Common government Individual insecurity
  • 6. Attachment to the territorial groups love ones country necessary to sustain or grow nationalism Conducive to progress of nationalism
  • 7. affiliation with territory. Geographical features Ramsay Muir right says undoubtedly the most clearly marked nations have enjoyed a geographical unity and have awed their nationhood part of this fact
  • 8. No nation group constitute a race for through time and immigration. Nation always been an intermingling and intermixture of many races. Special social groups may promote the feelings of nationalism.
  • 9. Plays important role in sustaining and progressing nationalism among. Unity of nation is strengthened or weekend by the religion. If the people believes in the same religion, the feeling of the nationalism will enhance the and progress, and if they follow, different religion, the feeling will be spelled.
  • 10. It is a unifying factor. Facilitates the dissemination of ideas and the feeling and promotes the development of a national literature, tradition and customs. Ramsay Muir says that there is indeed nothing that will so readily give unity to divergent races as a common tongue and in many cases unity which it brings have proved the main binding forces in a nation.
  • 11. Title: introduction to international relation Author: Naveed suleman This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA