In four or more sentences, Analyze how patriotism leads to greater national unity, and by extension,better citizens

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juin [17]3 years ago

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Answer: Patriotism as the most affectionate feeling of a national entity.

Explanation:

Patriotism can lead to national unity the moment the state elements, sovereignty, and independence of a national entity are threatened. At that moment, if the people have a sense of patriotism, they unite in the protection of their own national identity, tradition, history, and all the elements that make up a single national entity.

Such action has a higher aim, which is to protect society. Such a sense of patriotism makes better individuals, a community that strives for universal ideals. Patriotism is often associated with nationalism. What's wrong, nationalism and patriotism are not synonymous. On the contrary, nationalism can be extremely dangerous, as has been shown several times throughout history.

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