Nationalism: A sense of duty to one’s country. “Nations are not just born; they must be created.” -Benedict Anderson

The Four Parts of Nationalism Ideology Propaganda Government National Identity

Ideology Something for people to believe in. For example: Jews worldwide united in the belief that Israel is rightfully theirs.

Propaganda Methods of spreading ideas to get your message across. For example: pamphlets, radio, television

Government An organized way of controlling and ruling over a group of people. For example: Monarchy, Dictatorship, Democracy

National Identity Things to make people feel part of something bigger than themselves. Makes the nation immortal. Creates UNITY. For example: George Washington, Flag

Positive Effects of Nationalism Safety in numbers Working for the common good Pool resources Common history Gives purpose Service

Negative Effects of Nationalism Exclusion of some groups Easy to manipulate Easy to justify actions Jealousy Forcing minority groups to participate