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Nationalism shapes my identity because I identify as a Canadian, and I also identify as part of other nations such as nations involving music taste and video game communities. These shape us because they are extremely influential, and humans are naturally social beings meaning we will always identify with a nation. Without nations it would be every man for himself and nobody would be very friendly and share any common ideals, accomplishments, or goals. Nationalism has shaped my identity since the moment I was born, and will continue to shape and change me until the day I die.

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A system in which there is a ranking system of groups representing status and authority. There are many examples of this throughout history, such as the feudal system and the system in ancient Egypt.

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A social system predominant in medieval Europe in which nobility was given land from the monarch in exchange for military. Peasants were made to live on the lord's land and pay taxes, work, and share produce in exchange for protection.

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Can be a physical, bordered area of land containing a large population of people, but is more deeply known to be a large group of people who share common goal and a sense of belonging. An example of this would be Canada. We are a bordered area, but we all have a great deal of pride in our country and our ideals, and we all share a sense of morals and freedom.

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Patriotism is an ideology focused around a true love and loyalty for ones country.
An example of this is a soldier fighting for his country and for his people.

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Loyalists are people who remain loyal to the original ruler or government of a country, most notably during a revolution. The most known example of this is the loyalists of the American Revolution.

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July 14, 1789
A very important prison in Paris called the Bastille was attacked by a mob. The prison was considered a symbol of the dictatorship of the monarchy and was one of the key moments in the French Revolution.

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A form of government that is controlled by either a King or a Queen. In the old medieval times, the church was at the top and had a huge influence on the monarch. Some examples of this are the monarchy of France prior to the revolution, and the monarchy of England, which is still around today.

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A French general, politician, and emperor. Napoleon was considered a military and political genius by many. His civic code is considered one of the best and he won many battles and conquered much of Europe for France.

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A result of intolerable acts and a government that the people do not agree with. An overthrow of the government to introduce a new system. The most notable revolutions are the American Revolution and French Revolution.

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The Boston Tea Party was an act of rebellion made by the revolutionaries of the American Revolution. The revolutionaries intercepted a shipment of tea from Britain and threw 324 chests of tea into the harbour.

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The last king of France before the French Revolution. Considered unprepared to be king at the young age of 20, he was a huge factor in the causes of the French Revolution. On the 21st of January 1793, he was found guilty of high treason and sent to death on the guillotine.

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A panic caused by rumors of a famine plot to starve and burn out the population. In response to these rumors, peasants began to arm themselves and attack manors. Another key moment of the French Revolution.

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The last queen of France. Married Louis XVI to seal an ally agreement between France and Austria. Was nicknamed "Austrian Bitch" and "Madame Deficit" at one point. After 8 years in the marriage, she had a daughter, the first of 4 children. She is considered to be another huge factor in the French Revolution, primarily due to her overspending and expensive habits.

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A period of time during the French Revolution in which a totalitarian government was established by Robespierre after the downfall of the monarchy in France. There were more than 16,000 official death sentences, however the total number of deaths is believed to be much higher due to imprisonment, suicide, and war casualties.

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French for "Middle Class," referring to the working professionals among the third class of the French monarchy such as lawyers and doctors.