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    Patriotism

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    Patriotism What is patriotism? Is it serving your country during wartime‚ or making war on injustice in your hometown? Is it gathering with friends and setting off fireworks‚ or is patriotism a feeling that transcends words? What is patriotism exactly? Patriotism is loving your country. Patriotism is standing when the national anthem plays. Patriotism is putting your hand on your heart to recite the Pledge of Allegiance. Some say it is unpatriotic to oppose the war‚ but hear me out; say if your

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    fellowshipping with others‚ honoring the commitment and unification of marriage‚ respecting one’s elders to a greater degree‚ and being more thankful for one’s family and food‚ which God graciously provides. Not all aspects of individualism bring negative outcomes for the American culture‚ though choosing to act more like Christ may benefit the United States and its people as a

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    increasing pace‚ arguments over slavery in the west became more and more heated. The disagreement between the north and the south eventually led to the civil war. The expansion to the west also encouraged the disunity of sectionalism and the unity of nationalism. When the United States went to war in 1812‚ Americans were stopped from importing factory goods from Great Britain (their wartime enemy). Without competition from foreign nations‚ northern industries made a handsome profit. During peacetime

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    The English Language‚ a Sine Qua Non for Nation Building By Nneka Umera-Okeke (Mrs) Department of English Language and Literature Nwafor Orizu College of Education‚ Nsugbe P.M. B. 1734‚ Onitsha Anambra State‚ Nigeria E-mail: nne.supreme@yahoo.com A Paper Presented to the Students of the English Language and Literary Studies Department ‚ Nwafor Orizu College of Education‚ Nsugbe during their 2010 NASELS Annual Festival held in Hall A this 28 Day of July‚ 2010 Abstract Studying

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    According to Segall‚ Dasen‚ Berry‚ & Poortinga (1999) an ethnocentric perspective is the belief that a person’s culture is the center of all. The other part of an ethnocentric perspective is that it promotes postive feelings of self while creating negative thought patterns about others (Segall et al‚ 1999). Behavior/Social Cognitive Theory This theory was built upon the theory that behavior is a learned response primarily learned through social environment (Cervone & Pervin‚ 2010). Social-cognitive

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    What Is Ethnocentrism?

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    society. The opposite of ethnocentrism is multiculturalism‚ which is the belief that all cultures are basically equal. Ethnocentricity is essentially a double-edged sword‚ and has been shown to be a powerful force that exhibits both positive and negative consequences inside a cultural group. There are three major causes of why ethnocentricity exists: individuals’ different life experiences‚ social and political power‚ and economic rationale. The truth is there is no one who can wholly abstain

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    The First World War spawned a great variety of war novels and memoirs. German novels such as All Quiet on the Western Front and British memoirs by Robert Graves‚ Siegfried Sassoon‚ and Edmund Blunden helped to create a mythology of "disillusionment." I will survey several German and British memoirs in this essay‚ making comparisons between them with a view to drawing some conclusions as to how German and British soldiers sustained morale. Ernst Jünger’s The Storm of Steel is a unique and interesting

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    NATIONALISM IN INDIA

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    NATIONALISM IN INDIA  TIMELINE­  1914­ 1918 The First World War  1913­ 1918 The war prices increased in double  1918­1919 & 1920­1921 Crop failure  1921 Famines and the epidemic  Mahatma Gandhi  1916   Mahatma Gandhi organized satyagraha movement in Champaran(Bihar)  1917   Mahatma Gandhi organized satyagraha movement in Kheda District (Gujarat)  1918   Mahatma Gandhi organized satyagraha Movement in Ahmedabad.  1919   Rowlatt Act was Passed (It gave the govt. enormous powerto represspolitical activities

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    Nationalism in India

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    NATIONALISM IN INDIA Introduction: Allegories‚ songs and past had played a great role in the rise of nationalism in Europe. Similarly‚ in India the struggle against oppressive colonial rule brought the people close from where they visualised themselves as a part of great nation‚ i.e.‚ India. World War I‚ Khilafat and Non-Cooperation: World War I came to an end in 1919. There was a new political and economic situation in India. Defence budget was increased and forced recruitment of peasants in army

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    The word “enlightenment” can have many different meanings‚ though all dealing with the subjects of man and some type of scientific advancement. The best way to describe enlightenment is being a time of exploration and scientific advancement. Enlightenment is something that has been researched‚ highly discussed‚ and even written about. Voltaire’s well known French satirical tale Candide is among many of the written examples of enlightenment‚ which also happens to be one of the tale’s main themes.

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