A nation state is a ruling organisation wich consists of people maintain national identity occupy geographical identities Its started in western Europe and gradually spread to the other parts europe and world Your explanation is awesome 💯💯💯💯💯
City states mei logo ke beech attachment thi, lekin woh sirf apne jaise logon ke beech thi. Ek city state mei bahot saare ethnic groups, religious groups aur alag-alag language bolne wale log rahte they. Unka apne group ke andar to attachment thi, jo baat to obvious hai. Lekin unka dusre groups ke saath attachment nhi tha. Hope point is clear to you.
@@sajid_wani_98 Fraternity ka matlab hota hai brotherhood (bhaichara). Having fraternity is the necessary condition for building a nation. Without fraternity nation does not exist. Without fraternity state (country) exists but not a nation. Isliye dono alag hai.
@@JIYASINGH14 The chapter “The Rise of Nationalism in Europe” centered on the creation of nation-states in Europe. 1. You will find that the whole Europe was divided into more than 500 small territories (called city states) and was ruled by some big empires Austro-Hungary, Russian Empire, Prussia, etc. 2. Therefore, one region with people having similar identity were ruled by 3-4 kingdoms. Now these people of course will not be happy to because they were ruled by outside kingdoms. 3. After the onset of French Revolution, the feeling of nationalism developed among the people of Europe and they wanted carve out a country for themselves where people belonging to similar identity which may be based on Language, Race, Customs & Traditions, etc. When these countries were carved out, they were called nation-states. 4. So, in the concept of city states, people were ruled by different kingdoms, but in case of nation states, they were ruled by one ruler and this ruler was chosen by the citizens of that nation states. 5. So this chapter deal with the creation of nations-states in Europe. In other words you can also say that new boundaries (nation-states) were created by disintegrating the existing boundaries. This is the core of the chapter. However, Ernest Renan, was opposed to the way nation-states were created in Europe. This you will come to know when you read ‘Source A’ in your book which is “Ernst Renan, ‘What is a Nation?”. So basically Ernst Renan did not like ideas on which the nations-states were created. Hope, now things are clear.
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Very well explained,, even a beginner like me in this subject would understand the concept of nation-state easily.
A nation state is a ruling organisation wich consists of people maintain national identity occupy geographical identities
Its started in western Europe and gradually spread to the other parts europe and world
Your explanation is awesome 💯💯💯💯💯
The best video on this topic, thank you.❤
Thankyou sir agar aap na hote to kabhi nahi samjh ata ye sub😢❤
Thnx for clearing my doubt
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@@tandoori_chimkin7613 I will give my board examination from 27 feb
@@spiritsop5440 same :)
Sahi hai yaar achha tha explanation
Excellent video
Challenges of modern nation state
Thank you sir.
The video is helping me a lot in my politics class. Thank you
Ye to mere history me hai 🤔
Sir Kiya City States mai Logo ke beech mai Attachment thi?
City states mei logo ke beech attachment thi, lekin woh sirf apne jaise logon ke beech thi. Ek city state mei bahot saare ethnic groups, religious groups aur alag-alag language bolne wale log rahte they. Unka apne group ke andar to attachment thi, jo baat to obvious hai. Lekin unka dusre groups ke saath attachment nhi tha. Hope point is clear to you.
@@SocialStudiesClass Thank you very much Sir,But Aik Point Abhi clear Nhi hua,Sir Fraternity Aur Nation Mai Farak Kiya hai?Mujhe toh dono Same hi lage
@@sajid_wani_98 Fraternity ka matlab hota hai brotherhood (bhaichara). Having fraternity is the necessary condition for building a nation. Without fraternity nation does not exist. Without fraternity state (country) exists but not a nation. Isliye dono alag hai.
@@SocialStudiesClass Thank you Very much, Everything is clear Now.
Can we write this answer in evolution of state?
Yes.
Sir thanku for this wonder full video
Good video
Mast sir 🎉🎉
Thanks
Modern state and city state are the same?
No. Modern states and nation states
@@SocialStudiesClass what are they same?
@@JIYASINGH14 No. They are not same.
@@SocialStudiesClass then pls tell me the difference its in my 10th ncert plz
@@JIYASINGH14 The chapter “The Rise of Nationalism in Europe” centered on the creation of nation-states in Europe.
1. You will find that the whole Europe was divided into more than 500 small territories (called city states) and was ruled by some big empires Austro-Hungary, Russian Empire, Prussia, etc.
2. Therefore, one region with people having similar identity were ruled by 3-4 kingdoms. Now these people of course will not be happy to because they were ruled by outside kingdoms.
3. After the onset of French Revolution, the feeling of nationalism developed among the people of Europe and they wanted carve out a country for themselves where people belonging to similar identity which may be based on Language, Race, Customs & Traditions, etc. When these countries were carved out, they were called nation-states.
4. So, in the concept of city states, people were ruled by different kingdoms, but in case of nation states, they were ruled by one ruler and this ruler was chosen by the citizens of that nation states.
5. So this chapter deal with the creation of nations-states in Europe. In other words you can also say that new boundaries (nation-states) were created by disintegrating the existing boundaries.
This is the core of the chapter.
However, Ernest Renan, was opposed to the way nation-states were created in Europe. This you will come to know when you read ‘Source A’ in your book which is “Ernst Renan, ‘What is a Nation?”. So basically Ernst Renan did not like ideas on which the nations-states were created.
Hope, now things are clear.
sir the video is good but u speak very slow
Thanks for your comment and feedback. I will be a bit faster in the coming videos.
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