Nationalism is the expression of loyalty to and pride in a nation, whereas patriotism is the expression of love for one's state. True False

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Anna Maddox

Social Studies

21 November, 21:54

Nationalism is the expression of loyalty to and pride in a nation, whereas patriotism is the expression of love for one's state. True False

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Elliana Sellers · Answer 1

True

Explanation:

Nationalism is the expression of loyalty to and pride in a nation, it is the idea that people of a nation are connected to each other and have pride in what connect them and would stick together even if they lack a common government. Patriotism is simply the love and devotion an individual has for his country

Quinn Lowe · Answer 2

Answer:True

Explanation: Patriotism refers to the feeling of love for one's country. It also goes along with the feeling of having pride and devotion to your own country. The ways that a person can do this is for example standing for the National Anthem. Feeling of patriotism are driven by positive values such as embracing justice, equality and freedom. The patriots have faith in how the government and the people work all together

Nationalism on the other side is driven by a belief that one's own country bis much better than other countries in an extent that it makes one start to distrust other countries which eventually lead to rivals.