Lesson 17 of 84 · Nationalism
⭐ 30 XPnationalism: Lesson 17
In Lesson 17, students explore the resurgence of nationalism in the modern era, particularly in response to globalization and migration.
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In Lesson 17, students explore the resurgence of nationalism in the modern era, particularly in response to globalization and migration. Many contemporary nationalist movements emphasize cultural identity and the preservation of local traditions against perceived threats from global influences. This lesson discusses examples from various countries where nationalism has manifested in political movements, including Brexit in the United Kingdom and the rise of nationalist parties in Europe and the United States. The complexities of modern nationalism reveal both its potential to unite and divide societies in an increasingly interconnected world.
Key Facts
Modern nationalism often responds to globalization and immigration.
Brexit is an example of a nationalist movement in the United Kingdom.
Nationalist parties have gained traction in several countries in Europe and the U.S.
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1 of 2What contemporary issue has sparked a rise in nationalism in many countries?
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