The act of exalting the sovereign state above all else is called which of the following?

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Nationalism is the belief that one's own nation or country is superior to all others and should be prioritized above everything else. It can be manifested as a political ideology or a cultural movement. Xenophobia (A) is the fear or hatred of foreigners or strangers, not necessarily related to prioritizing one's own state. Bicameralism (B) refers to a political system with two separate legislative chambers, and is not related to the prioritization of the state. Fascism (D) is a political ideology that emphasizes authoritarianism, nationalism, and often includes elements of racism, but it is not the only ideology that exalts the state above all else.

The Act of Exalting the Sovereign State Above All Else