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* MartyrdomCulture: Patriotism taken to its logical conclusion, when a country actively encourages its citizens to die for it.
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* UndyingLoyalty: The most patriotic of nationalists are quite willing to fight, kill and die in the name of their country.
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* TheRemnant: Their state may have fallen, but these patriots continue fighting for it nonetheless.
* UndyingLoyalty: The most patriotic of nationalistsare quite willing remain loyal to fight, kill and die in the name of their country.bitter end.
* UndyingLoyalty: The most patriotic of nationalists
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* UndyingLoyalty: When taken to its logical conclusion, the most patriotic of nationalists are quite willing to fight, kill and die in the name of their country.
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* PatriotInExile: Someone loving their nation despite being ostracized by their native land.
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* {{Warhawk}}: A jingoistic politician or activist who advocates taking an aggressively militaristic approach for advancing their nation's foreign policy interests.
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* ImmigrantPatriotism: When an immigrant really loves their new country, proudly acquiring their naturalized citizenship.
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* NationalAnthem: The official state-sponsored ThemeSong of a country, generally filled with nationalistic lyrics.
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* NationalAnthem: The official state-sponsored ThemeSong of a country, generally filled with nationalistic comprised of super-patriotic lyrics.
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* AllAmericanFace: An American wrestler who is the {{Face}} and has PatrioticFervor for {{Eagleland}}.
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* {{Eagleland}}: One of the most prevalent stereotypes about the USA is that they're an arrogantly hyper-nationalistic country, and American citizens proudly display the Star-Spangled Banner wherever they are.
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* {{Eagleland}}: One of the most prevalent stereotypes about the USA The United States is that they're an arrogantly often stereotyped as being hyper-nationalistic country, and to the point of boorish arrogance, with American citizens proudly display displaying the Star-Spangled Banner wherever they are.go.
** AllAmericanFace: An American wrestler who is the {{Face}} and has PatrioticFervor for {{Eagleland}}.
** AllAmericanFace: An American wrestler who is the {{Face}} and has PatrioticFervor for {{Eagleland}}.
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* PatrioticFervor: A strong feeling of nationalistic or patriotic pride, for better or worse.
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* PatrioticFervor: A strong feeling of nationalistic or patriotic pride, Nationalistic pride for better one's country, whether for good or worse.bad.
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This index lists tropes related to nationalism and patriotism, political ideologies which espouse feelings of love and pride for someone's country. Note that tropes about people who aren't very enthusiastic about nationalism/patriotism (or even dislike and oppose it) can also be listed here.
This is a subcategory of TheNationalIndex and PoliticsTropes. Compare with LoyaltyTropes and contrast with RebelTropes. Also see FlagTropes.
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* AllAmericanFace: An American wrestler who is the {{Face}} and has PatrioticFervor for {{Eagleland}}.
* BurningTheFlag: Desecrating a national flag (whether of one's own country or a foreign one) to express (anti-)nationalistic contempt for that country.
* CaptainPatriotic: A {{superhero}} who has a strong patriotic motif, and promotes the national values of their country.
* ClaimingViaFlag: Planting your national flag to claim control of some territory.
* FightingForAHomeland: A person still fights for their homeland, even though they can not go back for whatever reason.
* FlagDrop: When a character poses near a flag (national or otherwise).
* FoundingDay: A national holiday marking the official anniversary date of when the country was established, which is celebrated with patriotic partying.
* ImmigrantPatriotism: When an immigrant really loves their new country, proudly acquiring their naturalized citizenship.
* UsefulNotes/MisplacedNationalism: Jingoistic squabbling between the patriots of rival nations.
* MyCountryRightOrWrong: Someone remains loyal to their country, even if they don't agree with everything they do.
* MyCountryTisOfTheeThatISting: Self-deprecating sentiments against one's own country, particularly of extreme nationalism from other citizens.
* NationalAnthem: The official state-sponsored ThemeSong of a country, generally filled with nationalistic lyrics.
* OccupiersOutOfOurCountry: Nationalist rebels fight for their independence from the foreign imperial power occupying their country, or separatism of a specific region from the central government of a whole country.
* PatrioticFervor: A strong feeling of nationalistic or patriotic pride, for better or worse.
* UndyingLoyalty: When taken to its logical conclusion, the most patriotic of nationalists are quite willing to fight, kill and die in the name of their country.
* WearingAFlagOnYourHead: Wearing clothes styled after a national flag.
** FlagBikini: Wearing a swimsuit styled after a national flag.
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This is a subcategory of TheNationalIndex and PoliticsTropes. Compare with LoyaltyTropes and contrast with RebelTropes. Also see FlagTropes.
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* AllAmericanFace: An American wrestler who is the {{Face}} and has PatrioticFervor for {{Eagleland}}.
* BurningTheFlag: Desecrating a national flag (whether of one's own country or a foreign one) to express (anti-)nationalistic contempt for that country.
* CaptainPatriotic: A {{superhero}} who has a strong patriotic motif, and promotes the national values of their country.
* ClaimingViaFlag: Planting your national flag to claim control of some territory.
* FightingForAHomeland: A person still fights for their homeland, even though they can not go back for whatever reason.
* FlagDrop: When a character poses near a flag (national or otherwise).
* FoundingDay: A national holiday marking the official anniversary date of when the country was established, which is celebrated with patriotic partying.
* ImmigrantPatriotism: When an immigrant really loves their new country, proudly acquiring their naturalized citizenship.
* UsefulNotes/MisplacedNationalism: Jingoistic squabbling between the patriots of rival nations.
* MyCountryRightOrWrong: Someone remains loyal to their country, even if they don't agree with everything they do.
* MyCountryTisOfTheeThatISting: Self-deprecating sentiments against one's own country, particularly of extreme nationalism from other citizens.
* NationalAnthem: The official state-sponsored ThemeSong of a country, generally filled with nationalistic lyrics.
* OccupiersOutOfOurCountry: Nationalist rebels fight for their independence from the foreign imperial power occupying their country, or separatism of a specific region from the central government of a whole country.
* PatrioticFervor: A strong feeling of nationalistic or patriotic pride, for better or worse.
* UndyingLoyalty: When taken to its logical conclusion, the most patriotic of nationalists are quite willing to fight, kill and die in the name of their country.
* WearingAFlagOnYourHead: Wearing clothes styled after a national flag.
** FlagBikini: Wearing a swimsuit styled after a national flag.
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