Which of the following best describes the formation and relationship of "nation" and "nationalism" in Western and Eastern societies?
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Which of the following is a core characteristic shared by all fascist regimes?
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Which historical event is widely considered the starting point of modern nationalism?
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Which of the following figures rejected the idea that all human institutions are products of pure reason?
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What is the key difference between cultural nationalism and ethnic nationalism?
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I. The process of imposing the regime’s ideology on society through refined methods rather than violence. II. The imposition of the regime’s values on society by political power using certain propaganda methods. III. Using books, movies and new information sources that people will understand more easily and be more interested in.
Which process is described above?
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There are some binding criteria, namely Copenhagen criteria, to be a member of the EU: strong public institutions, respect for human rights and rule of law, economic _____________and a market economy that is suitable for economic integration, accepting the rules and regulations of the EU.
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Which of the following is the reason why fascists reject democratic pluralism?
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Which of the following is not one of the effects of The First World War on societies in terms of war?
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In the organic understanding _____________in conservative thought, the concepts of ‘society’ and ‘state’ are seen as expressions of a continuity among the deceased, the living and the unborn, thus _____________a linkage among the past, present and future.
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In conservative ideology, what is the role of tradition in social and political life?
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What is the relationship between fascism and war?
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What does the term Ancien Régime refer to in the context of conservatism?
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What historical ideology is cited as a key intellectual foundation of fascism?
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Which of the following is not one of the types of political nationalism?
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Which one of the following should be understood from the concept of politics as conservatism?
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Throughout history, conservatives have often resisted the expansion of political rights to larger segments of the population; they have felt a sort of ____________towards the masses or the majority and the possibility of ‘social disorder’ associated with it has always concerned them. According to conservatives, the political power wielded by revolutionaries is only possible with the support of atomized masses.
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Which philosophical concept influenced the idea of self-determination during the French Revolution?
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Which one of the following is a new concept that came into existence mainly after the collapse of the socialist bloc in the 1989-1991 Velvet Revolution?
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Which of the following is NOT listed as a basic element of nationalism?