PPT-Chapter 9: A New National Identity

kahootit Essential Question What forces and events affected national unity and growth Sections Section 1 American Foreign Policy Section 2 Nationalism and Sectionalism Section 3 American Culture. conceptualising. National Identity . Professor . G. ayle McPherson. University of the West of Scotland. 12. th. Session of the European Cultural Parliament, September, 2013. Challenge: . why is there not a UK “national day”?. Week 7:. National identity and special bonds of solidarity: what is it and why does it matter to political philosophers?. Structure. Introduction to nationalism and national identity. National identities. AND FAMILY RESEMBLANCE. Boran Berčić. Department of Philosophy. University of Rijeka. 1. Nation. We . think. and . talk. about nations. We talk about Russians, Hungarians, Italians, Germans, etc. John Curtice. Strathclyde University/. NatCen. Ways of Asking. Forced Choice (either directly or after offering multiple choice). Moreno. D. ifferent . I. dentities . S. eparately. Forced Choice National Identity. Date (6/24/14). Title. Write down the daily . o. bjective. Our . notebooks may include vocabulary words and definitions.. We will be doing various activities . involving . reading skills.. Some days you may reflect on The Outsiders through a journal prompt.. Samba, Football and “Racial Democracy”. Last week: Vargas in power, 1930-1945. Initial rule legitimised by the “Revolution” of 1930. Co-opts or beats off threats: regionalist threat (S Paulo); Communists; . Chapter 17: To what extent do individuals, groups, and governments promote a national identity?. Chapter Inquiries:. How do individuals and groups promote a national identity?. How do institutions and governments promote a national identity?. Page 15 - 30. Its war out there and the casualty is your data . Cyber Thieves want your data. Incidences of theft have increased 400% in the past 12 months. Once the problem of large/mega business increasingly small organizations are under . DBQ . Powerpoint. II. Developing a clear, concise thesis that addresses the whole prompt (and gives a purpose to comparing the perspectives). Appropriately incorporating document and background evidence with commentary. Cultural Identity. An overview. Cultural Identity. There is nothing static or unchanging about concepts of identity. They are historically . contingent. Different times, different structures produce different understandings of identity. Big Picture: The War of 1812 filled Americans with national pride. Yet against the backdrop of an emerging national identity, two distinct economic systems were developing in the North and South. Chapter 7: From Nationalism to sectionalism How have symbols and myths been used to promote nat. identity? . Read some of the examples on p.322 about the importance . Of them in society. . Can you list other symbols that promote Canadian identity? . Downloaded from https://academic.oup.com/icon/article/12/2/498/710430 by guest on 21 June 2021 Downloaded from https://academic.oup.com/icon/article/12/2/498/710430 by guest on 21 June 2021 Downloaded and prioritized in their classrooms are as s involving bounded groups whose members are homogeneous on various cultural markers language and worldviews They argue instead for conceptualizing ethnicit