Scandinavian Nationalism is a political and cultural movement that emphasizes the shared heritage, history, and identity of the Nordic countries, which include Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland. This nationalism often celebrates common linguistic roots, folklore, and traditions, fostering a sense of unity among these nations. The movement has roots in the 19th century, influenced by romantic nationalism in Europe. It has played a role in promoting cooperation among the Nordic countries, leading to initiatives like the Nordic Council, which aims to enhance collaboration in various areas, including culture, politics, and economics.