In a nationalist's view, what defines a nation?

a shared identity based on culture or language

geographical boundaries created in earlier historical periods

a sense of loyalty to a leader and members of the aristocracy

a unified set of beliefs communicated by religious leaders

Question

History

Kianna Stark

21 February, 04:36

In a nationalist's view, what defines a nation?

a shared identity based on culture or language

geographical boundaries created in earlier historical periods

a sense of loyalty to a leader and members of the aristocracy

a unified set of beliefs communicated by religious leaders

+2

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Marilyn Barber · Answer 1

Nationalist is a person who wants political independence for his/her country, so it would make sense that a nationalist would define a country as an shared identity based on culture and language.

Kale Rodgers · Answer 2

I believe its "a shared identity based on language or culture" but i'm not entirely sure

In a nationalist's view, what defines a nation?a shared identity based on culture or languagegeographical boundaries created in earlier historical periodsa sense of loyalty to a leader and members of the aristocracya unified set of beliefs communicated by religious leaders

In a nationalist's view, what defines a nation?

a shared identity based on culture or language

geographical boundaries created in earlier historical periods

a sense of loyalty to a leader and members of the aristocracy

a unified set of beliefs communicated by religious leaders