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Which patriotic anthem was written during the French Revolution?
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Who called patriotism the last refuge of a scoundrel in 1775?
Answer: Samuel Johnson
Why: Boswell noted that Johnson's famous remark attacked hypocritical politicians who masked self-interest with patriotic slogans.
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Which figure personifies the United States?
Answer: Uncle Sam
Why: Uncle Sam became iconic after appearing on recruitment posters pointing directly at the viewer.
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Which French leader said patriotism is love, nationalism is hate?
Answer: Charles de Gaulle
Why: Charles de Gaulle led the Free French forces during World War II before establishing the constitution of the Fifth Republic.
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What is the study of flags called?
Answer: Vexillology
Why: The term derives from vexillum, the cloth standard carried by Roman military units.
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What term describes aggressive, warmongering patriotism?
Answer: Jingoism
Why: The word originated from a British pub song in 1878 whose chorus boasted: 'By Jingo, if we do, we've got the ships, we've got the men.'
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Who regretted having only one life to lose for his country?
Answer: Nathan Hale
Why: Nathan Hale was an American intelligence officer captured on Long Island behind British lines during the Revolutionary War.