Nationalism

n of national integrity.
             For example, when Louis XIV of France seized the free imperial city of
             Strasbourg on the Rhine in 1681, the people of the city accepted him as
             their king because he had not derailed their desire for a collective
             However, by the 19th century nationalist sentiments were becoming strongly
             based in political and geographic boundaries. This was due to changes in
             the social order. People groups were no longer identifies as independent
             tribes, or cities. Relationships between cities, and tribes had evolved in
             geographic regions, as the advent of capitalism replaced agrarian and
             feudal economies. Can there be established a causal connection between the
             development of capitalism and the development of nationalism' 'Capitalism'
             and 'nationalism' have, respectively, different historical definitions.
             According to Llobera, (1994) the classical sociological
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