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Which of the following factors contributed significantly to the rise of nationalism in 19th-century Europe?
Which of the following factors contributed significantly to the rise of nationalism in 19th-century Europe?
- The decline of feudalism and the rise of the middle class (correct)
- The suppression of revolutionary ideas after the French Revolution
- The isolation of European states from one another
- The expansion of feudalism and the power of the aristocracy
The Napoleonic Wars hindered the spread of nationalist ideas across Europe.
The Napoleonic Wars hindered the spread of nationalist ideas across Europe.
False (B)
What key concept, popularized during the French Revolution, asserts that the people of a nation should govern themselves?
What key concept, popularized during the French Revolution, asserts that the people of a nation should govern themselves?
Popular Sovereignty
The renaming of the Estates-General to the _______ _______ during the French Revolution fostered a greater sense of national unity.
The renaming of the Estates-General to the _______ _______ during the French Revolution fostered a greater sense of national unity.
Match the following individuals with their roles in the Italian Unification:
Match the following individuals with their roles in the Italian Unification:
Which of the following outcomes resulted from the Greek War of Independence?
Which of the following outcomes resulted from the Greek War of Independence?
Which of the following best describes the meaning of nationalism?
Which of the following best describes the meaning of nationalism?
Nationalism always leads to peaceful unification and cooperation between different groups
Nationalism always leads to peaceful unification and cooperation between different groups
Which of the following best describes the political ideology of conservatives in Europe after Napoleon's defeat in 1815?
Which of the following best describes the political ideology of conservatives in Europe after Napoleon's defeat in 1815?
The Treaty of Vienna (1815) aimed to maintain the territorial status quo and prevent any single power from dominating Europe.
The Treaty of Vienna (1815) aimed to maintain the territorial status quo and prevent any single power from dominating Europe.
How did language contribute to the rise of nationalism in Europe, using the example of Poland?
How did language contribute to the rise of nationalism in Europe, using the example of Poland?
In 1848, middle-class liberals demanded ______ and national unification across Europe.
In 1848, middle-class liberals demanded ______ and national unification across Europe.
Match the following individuals with their roles in the rise of nationalism in Europe:
Match the following individuals with their roles in the rise of nationalism in Europe:
Which of the following factors contributed to the outbreak of World War I?
Which of the following factors contributed to the outbreak of World War I?
Liberal nationalism promoted state control over markets and restrictions on the movement of goods and capital.
Liberal nationalism promoted state control over markets and restrictions on the movement of goods and capital.
What was the significance of the Frankfurt Parliament in 1848?
What was the significance of the Frankfurt Parliament in 1848?
The cultural movement known as ______ emphasized emotion, intuition, and the importance of national identity in the 19th century.
The cultural movement known as ______ emphasized emotion, intuition, and the importance of national identity in the 19th century.
Which social class in Europe was the dominant class on the continent, politically and socially, before the rise of nationalism?
Which social class in Europe was the dominant class on the continent, politically and socially, before the rise of nationalism?
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Nationalism
Nationalism
Identification with one's nation, supporting its interests, sometimes at the expense of others.
Nation
Nation
A stable group of people with shared language, territory, history, ethnicity, or culture.
Popular Sovereignty
Popular Sovereignty
The idea that a nation's people should govern themselves.
French Revolution Changes
French Revolution Changes
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Napoleonic Wars' Impact
Napoleonic Wars' Impact
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Greek War of Independence
Greek War of Independence
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Unification of Italy
Unification of Italy
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Germany
Germany
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Modern State
Modern State
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Conservatism (post-1815)
Conservatism (post-1815)
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Treaty of Vienna (1815)
Treaty of Vienna (1815)
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Romanticism
Romanticism
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Giuseppe Mazzini
Giuseppe Mazzini
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Liberal Nationalism
Liberal Nationalism
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Prussia's Role in German Unification
Prussia's Role in German Unification
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Language and Nationalism
Language and Nationalism
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The Balkans
The Balkans
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Explore nationalism: identification with a nation, its emergence in Europe, and the role of the French Revolution. Understand the decline of feudalism, the rise of the middle class and the impact of the Napoleonic Wars.
