Which of these propaganda techniques would not be used by an ultranationalist?

Writing & speaking thefacts in order to discover true causes

What is foreign policy?

a government's strategy in dealing with other nations

The role of Nazi propaganda

Build Germany's patriotism towards Hitler

Examples of foreign policy

Government of Canada's involvement in Iraq

Goals of the WW1 Peace Settlements

nationalism and national identity

Treaty of Versailles can be said to be an example of

National interests shaping foreign policy.

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The attempt to systematically cleanse the German State of Jews.
The Nazi Regime
The Rwandan Genocide
The Holocaust
The Holodomor
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Which of these propaganda techniques would not be used by an ultranationalist?
Using symbols(religion,flags) to appeal to values/beliefs
Calling opponents names to arouse people’s anger and fear
Playing down the failuresand defeats of the government
Writing & speaking thefacts in order to discover true causes
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What is foreign policy?
dealing with your own nations problems
a government's strategy in dealing with other nations
government's interest in their own nation
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The political authority to control one's own affairs
Sovereignty
National Interest
Autonmy
Self-Determination
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The role of Nazi propaganda
Promote multiple languages
Promote multiple ethnicities
Promote multiculturalism
Build Germany's patriotism towards Hitler
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What is national interest?
actions that benefit a nation
actions that benefit other nations
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Individuals engage in warfare on behalf of their country for the "loyalty" to their nation...
Ultranationalism
Patriotism
Ethnocentrism
Internationalism
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Who were the victims during the Holocaust?
Arabs and Polish people
American Citizens
Jewish, Homosexuals, Gypsies
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Examples of foreign policy
Government of Canada's involvement in Iraq
Government of Canada's involvement in Newfoundland
Government of Canada's involvement in Alberta
Government of Canada's involvement in Quebec
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What happened to Japanese Canadians during WW2?
The Holocaust
Internment Camps
Ukraine Famine
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Canada agreed with UN's laws to regulate resources of the arctic in a stable, peaceful manner
Self-Determination
Foreign Policy
Domestic Policy
Nationalism
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Goals of the WW1 Peace Settlements
beliefs and values
decrease economic stability
nationalism and national identity
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Adolf Hitler's role in Germany
refused to accept the T of V
welcomed multiple ethnicities to Germany
rebuilt relationships with many European countries
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When individuals are forcedby the enactment of laws against their free will to enter conflicts
Isolationism
Segregation
Patriotism
Conscription
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Whose national interest was ignored during the Paris Peace Conferences of 1919?
Canada
France
USA
Germany
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Treaty of Versailles can be said to be an example of
National interests shaping foreign policy.
Foreign policy shaping national interests.
Nationalism shaping domestic policy.
Domestic policies clashing with foreign policy.
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The desire of many Canadians to join in the fight in WW1 was a clear example of:
Propoganda
Conscription
All of the above
Patriotism
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What are the ways of genocide?
Starvation
Cremation
Gas Chambers
All of the above
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Aspects of national interest
all of the above
economic prosperity
beliefs and values
security and safety

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