Question

fortune who betrays us today, will smile on us tomorrow. i am going out from rome. let those who wish to continue the war against the stranger, come with me. i offer neither pay, nor quarters, nor provisions; i offer hunger, thirst, forced marches, battles and death. let him who loves his country in his heart, and not with his lips only, follow me. the quote from garibaldi suggests that nationalism is closely tied to what other characteristic? good fortune love of country religious devotion desire for comfort

Explanation:

Nationalism is centered around loyalty and love for one's country. In the quote, Garibaldi is calling for those who truly love their country (not just verbally) to follow him in a difficult struggle. Good fortune is mentioned but not as a characteristic tied to nationalism. Religious devotion isn't relevant here as the focus is on country - related sentiment. The desire for comfort is contrary to the hardships (hunger, forced marches etc.) he describes.

Answer:

love of country