One who stands strongly for white, Anglo-Saxons as the builders and sustainers of the nation and who committed themselves to preventing the overthrow of civilization as it had been embodied in the lineage, rights and blood of Englishmen. A term popularized at the turn of the Nineteenth Century. The most notable exponent was Ben "Pitchfork" Tillman.

One object of nationalism:  to improve the condition of labor, working conditions, health and safety.  To make a better way of life for those who work.

The foundation of a civilized, prosperous and just society;  the object of decent citizens.

Object of special protection, uplifting, devotion and care, especially as bearers of children, wives and homemakers. 

The customs and traditions which give a people and nation its character.

One who takes part in Warrior Training Camp or self‑defense street combat.