Nationalism played a major role in the Romantic Movement. It became a central theme and a political philosophy of the movement. The development of national languages and folklore, and the importance of customs and traditions were some of the key nationalistic concerns in the Romantic Movement. The portrayal of heroic figures in romanticism is also influenced by the feelings of nationalism. Nationalism also inspired the collection of folklore; folklore was supposed to reflect the local culture, values, and history. Brother Grimm’s’ collection of fairy tales<span> is also a result of this influence.</span>
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<span>The answer is the Greek idea of excellence. The Greek idea of a human arête changed after some time. In the Iliad, an epic story rising up out of the far off Greek past, it is a term related with warriors who epitomize boldness, wildness and physical expertise. Characters like Achilles or Hector speak to an about flawless acknowledgment of mankind in a war-like, tribal society.</span>
<span>As Minister of War, Tojo made it clear that Japan should push south in the Far East and take land owned by European nations. On October 14th, 1941, Tojo was appointed Prime Minister of Japan. By this date, he was convinced that a war with America could not be avoided and he put Japan on a full war alert. He decided that a massive knock-out blow would be sufficient to remove America from the Pacific. As a result, Tojo authorised the attack on Pearl Harbour in December 1941. Ultimately, he pushed Japan into a war they could not win.</span>
