10 Questions
What led to the reunification of Italy in 1861 and Germany in 1871?
The spirit of nationalism and the need to defend nationhood
What was a significant consequence of industrialization in Europe in the 19th century?
Increased manufacture of arms and ammunition
What was the primary motivation for European nations to compete for colonies in Africa and Asia?
Need for more resources and new markets due to rapid industrialization
What was the impact of European nations' investment in industry and trade supported by their colonies?
Boosted the economy of these nations
What was the percentage increase in the manufacture of arms in European countries from 1908 to 1913?
50%
True or false: Nationalism in Europe led to the making of two new states: reunification of Italy in 1861, and Germany in 1871, with each uniting smaller states into one whole.
True
True or false: Industrialization in Europe made the manufacture of arms and ammunition easier and on a bigger scale.
True
True or false: Germany started to build up a strong navy to compete with Britain, and other states built up their armies to defend themselves.
True
True or false: European nations competed for colonies in Africa and Asia as 'imperialists', taking over new lands and making them subject to their rule.
True
True or false: The manufacture of arms in European countries increased by 50 percent in the years 1908 to 1913.
True
Test your knowledge of European nationalism and unification movements in the 19th century with this quiz. Explore the key events and factors that shaped the formation of Italy and Germany as unified nation states.
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