As Defined by Michael Ignatieff,what Is the Difference Between Ethnic

question 26

Multiple Choice

As defined by Michael Ignatieff,what is the difference between ethnic nations and civic nations?

• A) Ethnic nations have an identity that depends primarily on acceptance of the political order, but civic nations do not.
• B) Civic nations have an identity that depends primarily on acceptance of the political order, but ethnic nations do not.
• C) Civic nations are based on objective factors, like language, but ethnic nations are not.
• D) In ethic nations, newcomers may quickly take on the national identity, but in civic nations they may not.

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