An activist is protesting against an imperial government. He claims that members of his community, who share a language, ethnicity, and culture, are not being represented in the empire's government. He demands that his community be granted independence to form its own country. Which political idea does this activist support?
A. imperialism
B. monarchy
C. nationalism
D. anti-semitism
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