Answer:
A nationalist is a person who strongly identifies with their own nation while a non nationalist is a person who does not involve the nation.
Explanation:
<u>Nationalist example:</u>
For example, during the Second World War, the Canadian government feared that Japanese Canadians would have contending nationalist loyalties between their homeland of Canada and their former homeland of Japan.
<u>Non Nationalist example:</u>
Friends are an example of a non-nationalist loyalty, but if you choose their friends because they come from another country and share another language and culture.
<span>The largest interest group in the United States, by membership, is the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). This group has about 37 million members. Membership is increasing due to the vast amount of the baby boomer generation turning 65 years old.</span>
<span>Malleability: crushing a can doesn't break it, it just bends and distorts the shape.
Conductivity: electrical current will go straight through it, and heat will transfer quickly from one part to another.
Lightness: Aluminium is light enough anyway, but for the volume it carries, there is virtually no weight at all.
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<span>Strength: a couple of dozen cans is enough to support a grown man.</span></span>
