Tibet


 * Nationalism** is a political ideology that involves a strong identification of a group of individuals with a nation.

1: nationalism in tibet by: e-b gv

2: what is nationalism? -**Nationalism** is a political ideology that involves a strong identification of a group of individuals with a nation. include picture

3: Tibet - is found and owned by china -its in Asia. northeast of the himalayas -with an average elevation of 4900 meters tibet is considered the highest region on earth -was a unified empire -declared its independence in 1913

4: hitsory -tibet in 830

5: tibetans independence -Tibetan independence movement, including pretty much all Tibetans, have no grievance with the Chinese people.-it is the Chinese government that has created and enforced policies of oppression and cultural genocide in Tibet, not the Chinese people, and as such the proper target of our campaigns for Tibet has been the Chinese government.

6: fighting for an idependent nation -Tibet has been fighting to be free from china -china has been in control of Tibet for many years tho Tibet began to fight to be independence in ~1925 --national pride, and national insecurities, the party(communist party ) has used censorship and propaganda to position itself as defender of the motherland – and block any examination of Tibetan grievances or its own performance in the crisis. ---Because of the suppression of Tibetans in China, a large number of them have fled and settled in India and elsewhere. The Tibetan movement for safeguarding their identity, culture and political space has grievously suffered as a result of Chinese nationalism and China's Tibet policy. The fate of Tibetan nationalism is, to a large extent, tied to the dynamics of the Sino-Indian relations and the course of the internal Tibetan politics and that of its relationship with the community in exile in the post-Dalai Lama era.

7: at last independent 8: nationalized 9: tibet today 10: video

11: google wikipedia

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