define-national integration?
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National Integration is the process through which people live within the geographic boundaries of a country forget their differences of race, religion and language and feel the spirit of unity and allegiance to the nation.
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A foreign national is someone who is a citizen of another country.
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Well, Isolationism is a foreign policy which combines a non-interventionist military and political policy with a policy of economic nationalism (protectionism). \n\nA good example of this is Sweden\n\nExpansionism is the doctrine of expanding the territorial base (or economic influence) of a country, usually by means of military aggression.\n\nA good example of this is Ancient Rome\n\nImperialism is a policy of extending control or authority over foreign entities as a means of acquisition and/or maintenance of empires. This is either through direct territorial conquest or settlement, or through indirect methods of exerting control on the politics and/or economy of other countries.\n\nA good example of this is Britain and their colonies in the late 1800s.\n\nI hope this helps.
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International relations mean how one country relates to another.  Is country A getting along with country B?  If yes, they have good international relations.
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1. Extreme pride in the history, culture and successes, etc of one's nation; loyalty to one's nation; patriotism.\n2. Extreme or fanatical patriotism.\n3. A policy of, or movement aiming at, national unity or independence.
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A nation is to a country what a home is to a house.
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Regionalism is a term in international relations that refers to the expression of a common sense of identity and purpose combined with the creation and implementation of institutions that express a particular identity and shape collective action within a geographical region. The European Union can be classified as a result of regionalism. The idea that lies behind this increased regional identity is that as a region becomes more economically integrated, it will necessarily become politically integrated as well. The European example is especially valid in this light, as the European Union as a political body grew out of more than 40 years of economic integration within Europe. The precursor to the EU, the European Economic Community (EEC) was entirely an economic entity.
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Try this link, It might explain it for you.\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_service
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No no no no no! Every country should be it's own, and be seperate. Countries shouldn't be mixed together. If they are, people lose their convictions that set them apart in the first place. (i.e. "nutrality". btw, nutrality is the first step towards humanism and a Godless nation)\nIf cultures are swirled together, it  leaves a mellow, confused country that is fighting itself because of citizen unrest.
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Civic Nationalism\nRomantic Nationalism\nEthnic Nationalism\nCultural Nationalism\nState Nationalism\nReligious Nationalism\nDiaspora Nationalism\n\nYou can refer to the below link for their definitions
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Define "country".\n\nBy most accounts the answer is 193 - 192 members of the UN, plus  the Vatican.\n\nThen there's stuff like Taiwan, which is de facto independent but doesn't have much of international recognition. There are places like Palestine, which are recognized by some countries but not by all. There are places like South Ossetia, which is pressing for independence from Georgia, which voted for independence, but which isn't having international recognition. There are places like the Western Sahara, which doesn't have a government so much as a war. There are places like Tibet, which by right ought to be independent but was pwnzored by China and hasn't done that much to regain independence. There are places like Sealand, which is a small pier off the coast of Britain that claims independence and runs an essentially law-free and therefore lawsuit-free Internet hosting service.\n\nAnd so forth. If you count the number of named entities which consider themselves independent, it's well over 200. But that's not what most people consider a "country".
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It very much depends on how you define nationalism. If it means just being proud of your country and your roots that's one thing, if it means treating people who come from other countries into your own as second class citizens or making their lives hell simply beause they don't originate from the country they now live in, then yes, it's racism in my view.
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A national curriculum is an essential way to determine that students no matter where they are, are graduating from high school on the same ground and with the same knowledge base.  Right now, that’s not the case.  A student in Nevada could learn a different thing in a history class than someone in Maine.  There needs to be a standardized set of curriculum so that all students graduate on an equal basis.  That would help increase what they know and make them more competitive on the SAT and other college entrance exams.
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Assimilation is the idea of blending and integrating into a culture other than your own.
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LEGAL Immigration Is A Good Thing For The Nation\n\nILLEGAL Immigration Is NOT A Good Thing For The Nation
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Pan German nationalism is the idea that there should be a great German state encompassing all the people who are ethnic German or "Aryan". It is most associated with Adolf Hitler, who made this one of his key policies, calling for anchluss or union with Austria and for the Sudentenland to be handed over to Germany on these grounds.
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