For starters, a factor needed to create Nationalism must be Ethnic unity and pride. From there, if the ethnicity's people are assimilated, they will seek to create a homeland where there kin will live together as one. If the ethnicity live in separate states, like the various German states that existed in the regions before 1867, they will seek to unify those states into a large nation. This is the usual goal of Nationalists seeking unity. However, some extreme Nationalists may target minorities or claim ethnic superiority as their secondary goals.
For people to express nationalism it is first necessary for them to identify themselves as belonging to a nation, that is, a large group of people who have something in common. The rise of centralized monarchies, which placed people under one rule and eliminated feudalism , made this possible. The realization that they might possess a common history, religion, language, or race also aided people in forming a national identity. When both a common identity and a formal authority structure over a large territory (i.e., the state) exist, then nationalism becomes possible.
The war was fought primarily between the colonies of Great Britain and New France, with both sides supported by forces from Europe as well as American Indian allies.
Answer:he colonists believed that King George III and the Parliament limited the colonists' individual rights by the acts that they passed. The colonists believed that their rights were limited by being taxed on various goods and services while at the same time, the money from these taxes did not benefit the colonies.
In 2003 President Bush imposed many economic sanctions against Syria. The US banned all American exports excluding food and medicine, all fights were barred, all Syrian assets that had ties to terrorism were frozen.
