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    This document discusses the growth and development of nationalism. It states that nationalism emerged as a political, social, and economic ideology characterized by promoting the interests of a nation. The document attributes the growth of nationalism to the American and French Revolutions in the late 18th century. It also identifies three key aspects of nationalism: cultural unity, seeking political sovereignty over a homeland, and the right of a nation to exist freely. The document then discusses the rise and spread of liberalism and democracy in Europe in the years after 1815.

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    This document discusses the growth and development of nationalism. It states that nationalism emerged as a political, social, and economic ideology characterized by promoting the interests of a nation. The document attributes the growth of nationalism to the American and French Revolutions in the late 18th century. It also identifies three key aspects of nationalism: cultural unity, seeking political sovereignty over a homeland, and the right of a nation to exist freely. The document then discusses the rise and spread of liberalism and democracy in Europe in the years after 1815.

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    This document discusses the growth and development of nationalism. It states that nationalism emerged as a political, social, and economic ideology characterized by promoting the interests of a nation. The document attributes the growth of nationalism to the American and French Revolutions in the late 18th century. It also identifies three key aspects of nationalism: cultural unity, seeking political sovereignty over a homeland, and the right of a nation to exist freely. The document then discusses the rise and spread of liberalism and democracy in Europe in the years after 1815.

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    This document discusses the growth and development of nationalism. It states that nationalism emerged as a political, social, and economic ideology characterized by promoting the interests of a nation. The document attributes the growth of nationalism to the American and French Revolutions in the late 18th century. It also identifies three key aspects of nationalism: cultural unity, seeking political sovereignty over a homeland, and the right of a nation to exist freely. The document then discusses the rise and spread of liberalism and democracy in Europe in the years after 1815.

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    GROWTH

    AND
    DEVELOPME
    NT
    OF
    NATIONALIS
    M
    NATIONALISM
    • Nationalism is a political, social, and
    economic ideology and movement
    characterized by the promotion of the
    interests of a particular nation, especially with
    the aim of gaining and maintaining the
    nation's sovereignty over its homeland.

    • It is a feeling that drives a people together


    as a nation.

    • It is love of country expressed in devotion


    and advocacy of national interest and
    independence.
    The growth of Nationalism can be attributed to
    two major revolutions of the earlier century:

    AMERICAN REVOLUTION OF 1776


    The American Revolution gave birth to the
    United States of America.

    FRENCH REVOLUTION OF 1789


    The French Revolution led to the overthrowing
    the absolute rule of the Bourbon Dynasty
    and the abolition of Feudal System.

    Both revolutions
    gave birth to the
    idea that an
    individual’s loyalty
    has to be to his
    nation not to the
    NATIONALISM IS ONE OF THE RADICAL IDEAS IN
    THE YEARS AFTER 1815, WHICH INFLUENCED THE
    MODERN WORLD TREMENDOUSLY.

    Three points that stand out in the complex idea of NATIONALISM

    - Nationalism has evolved from a real or imagined cultural unity,


    manifesting itself in a common language, history and territory.

    - Nationalists have usually sought to turn this cultural unity into


    political reality so that the territory of each coincides with its state
    boundaries.

    - Nationalists believe that every nation has the right to exist in freedom
    and develop its character and spirit.
    The development of
    Nationalism in the
    Philippines was very
    slow. Loyalty to the
    nation began only after
    the unjust execution of
    Father Mariano Gomez,
    Jose Apolonio Burgos,
    and Jacinto Zamora
    (GOMBURZA) on
    February 17, 1872.
    RISE AND
    GRADUAL
    SPREAD
    OF
    LIBERALISM
    AND
    DEMOCRACY
    LIBERALISM

    LIBERTY EQUALIT
    Y

    Liberalism is a political doctrine that takes


    protecting and enhancing the freedom of the
    individual to be the central problem of
    politics. Liberals typically believe that
    government is necessary to protect
    individuals from being harmed by others.
    Liberalism was first realized successfully in
    the American Revolution and then achieved
    in part of French Revolution.
    DEMOCRACY is a system of
    government in which power is
    vested in the people, who rule
    either directly or through freely
    elected representatives.

    Democracy became a way of


    life in many European
    countries like:

    Great Britain
    Belgium
    Switzerland
    DEMOCRACY was gradually established
    thru the following means:

    • Promulgation of laws that advance


    democracy
    • Undertaking of reforms thru legislation
    • Abolition of slavery
    • Adoption of a liberal constitution
    • Providing the citizens the opportunity to
    propose laws
    • Adoption of manhood suffrage
    • Granting of political, economic, and social
    rights to the people.

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