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Explain how the Renaissance contributed to the growth of national sentiment in Europe before the 19th century.
The Renaissance contributed to the growth of national sentiment by developing vernacular languages and literature, which helped to bring about a national self-consciousness.
How did the Reformation impact the religious unity of Europe and the supremacy of the pope?
The Reformation broke the religious unity of Europe and ended the supremacy of the pope.
In what ways did trade and colonies contribute to the growth of national sentiment before the 19th century?
Trade and colonies brought in wealth and helped to build a strong state, contributing to the growth of national sentiment.
Define nationalism and its impact on people's self-identification.
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What characterized the period immediately following the Napoleonic era, and who were the key players during this time?
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What were some of the movements before the 19th century that helped the growth of national sentiment?
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How did the Renaissance contribute to the growth of national sentiment?
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What impact did the Reformation have on the religious unity of Europe and the supremacy of the pope?
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What is nationalism, and how does it influence people?
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What characterized the period immediately following the Napoleonic era?
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Study Notes
Early Influences on National Sentiment
- The Renaissance, Reformation, and expansion of commerce contributed to the growth of national sentiment before the 19th century.
- The Renaissance developed vernacular language and literature, leading to national self-consciousness.
- The Reformation broke religious unity in Europe, ending the supremacy of the Pope.
Economic Factors
- Trade and colonies brought wealth, helping to build a strong state.
Nationalism
- Nationalism is the feeling of belonging and loyalty that causes people to identify as a nation.
Post-Napoleonic Era
- The first few years after the Napoleonic era were a time of "reaction", with those in power seeking to restore old orders.
- Conservatives opposed change, fearing the legacy of the French Revolution.
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Test your knowledge of the historical movements that influenced national sentiment before the 19th century. Explore the impact of the Renaissance, Reformation, and expansion of commerce on the development of national self-consciousness.
