The relationship between a nation and a state is such that a. the relationship need not be sequential. An important psychological component of nationalism is the tendency of a group of people to a. see themselves as different from other groups. Democratic nationalism a. led to the British Revolution, after the example of the American and French Revolutions. The American and French Revolutions shifted political authority away from a. the divine right of kings. The impact of World War II led many observers to a. praise the unifying influence of nationalism.
Xenophobia is a.
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