The Purpose Of The National Party

The idea of a National Party came about in the eighteenth century around the Enlightenment era (Introduction to Nationalism 2014). The importance of the National Party lies within its most widely known principle which is strong pride in one’s nation and ways in which the people can improve their party to spread how great their country is. The National Party of Europa overall is considered to be far-right. This party puts the value of country on a high pedestal (Introduction 2014). Also, this party does not necessarily rely on the government to carry out tasks. The National Party values identity and solidarity. The purpose of the National Party is to promote independent growth within the country without the aid of any other countries.
The National Party comprises about ten percent of votes overall compared to the other parties. The type of people that typically vote Nationalist are those who have the values of independence and a

This party wants its country to remain safe to all the citizens. They keep their citizens safe by enforcing defense strategies and remaining strict on immigration. The National Party also values agriculture because it promotes economic growth and stability. Economic growth is important to the Nationalists because they value hard-work and prosperity within the countries border. The National Party holds education to a high standard. They value education because it leads to more people in the workforce, which in turn leads to greater economic growth. This party wants more skilled workers who have a quality education (Positions 2015). They also want to limit immigration as a way to better their country. Family plays a major role in the National Party. They tend to practice traditional marriage and take pride in their strong ties to their families. They also believe that the families should interact and commune with other families (Positions