What are Mazzini's views on nationalism?
Correct answer: A. Nations are a given, with their national territory and should have independence
- A. Nations are a given, with their national territory and should have independence
- B. Nationhood is based on a sense of community and common history
- C. The nation is strictly a political community
- D. None of the above
Explanation
Mazzini viewed nations as historical communities entitled to their own territory, political independence, and statehood. The idea that nationhood rests mainly on shared community and history is related, but option a best captures his political nationalism.
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