- 1. it has the power to define and punish crimes.
A) Nation
B) Law
C) Justice
D) State
- 2. A social norm providing guidance for people in their dealings with one another, as a standard against
which actions are evaluated, and as a prescription or requirement that people act justly.
A) State
B) Law
C) Nation
D) Justice
- 3. The society’s prime instrument for making known what acts are crimes and what sanctions may be
applied to those who commit acts as defined as crime.
A) State
B) Nation
C) Law
D) Justice
- 4. A devotion of love for one’s country.
A) Nationalism
B) Integrity
C) Patriosm
D) Citizenship
- 5. Feeling are based on the country’s positive
values- like liberty, justice, and equality.
A) Nationalism
B) Patriotism
C) Loving
D) Integrity
- 6. It is a means of being belonging in your specific ethnic groups.
A) Ethnic Nationalism
B) Cultural Nationalism
C) Civic Nationalism
D) Romantic Nationalism
- 7. Who is the famous romantic nationalist?
A) Jus Soli
B) Jus Sanguinis
C) Rabindranath Tagore
D) Lucio D. San Pedro
- 8. It
reflects the “will of the individuals”.
A) Sports Nationalism
B) Revolutionary Nationalism
C) Romantic Nationalism
D) Civic Nationalism
- 9. often defend the importance of domestic identity, by stating that people need a
domestic identity to lead a meaningful and independent life.
A) Liberal Nationalism
B) Third World Nationalism
C) Territorial Nationalism
D) Racial Nationalism
- 10. It does not promote the view that one nation is superior to others
A) Territorial Nationalism
B) Sport Nationalism
C) Revolutionary Nationalism
D) Left Wing Nationalism
- 11. It is also known as radical nationalism.
A) Religious Nationalism
B) Revolutionary Nationalism
C) Liberal Nationalism
D) Sport Nationalism
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