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The document defines and provides examples of various political concepts and "isms". Nationalism refers to pride in one's country while internationalism is cooperation between countries. Humanitarianism is extending kindness to others without prejudice. Multilateralism is when countries work together to resolve issues.
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Category #1 and #4
- 2. The feeling of being proud of one’s country, and all of its components.
- 4. When countries work together, politically, to gain better economical and political cooperation between countries.
- 6. The act of extending kindness and accepting everybody for who they are. Not judging others. Being un-biased and not being prejudiced.
- 8. 666750548640When countries work together to resolve a certain issue.
- 9. Sentence:
- 12. To use symbols to represent something theoretical by something more solid.
- 14. To be able to speak two languages.
- 16. To recognize and accept diversity; without judgment.
- 18. The ability to value, and accept many other cultures, without discrimination.
- 20. The act of separating societal groups from one another or the act of treating societal groups differently.
- 22. The belief of superiority of your own nation. Extreme Nationalism.
- 24. A cluster of people that share a language, culture and ethnicity
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- 41. Peacekeeping: to maintain peace.