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According to Renan, what is a nation?
According to Renan, what is a nation?
- A monarchy governed by absolute rule
- A region with no inhabitants
- A dictatorship controlled by one person
- A large-scale solidarity (correct)
Why did the French Revolution transfer sovereignty from the monarchy to a body of French citizens?
Why did the French Revolution transfer sovereignty from the monarchy to a body of French citizens?
- To increase the power of the monarchy
- To establish a dictatorship rule
- To abolish the concept of nations
- To create a sense of collective identity among French people (correct)
Which of the following best describes the importance of nations according to Renan?
Which of the following best describes the importance of nations according to Renan?
- Nations exist to suppress individual rights
- Nations are unimportant and unnecessary
- Nations are solely focused on annexation and control
- Nations guarantee liberty in a world with diverse laws and masters (correct)
What was the role of the people according to the French Revolutionaries?
What was the role of the people according to the French Revolutionaries?
In what way do nations ensure liberty, as discussed in the text?
In what way do nations ensure liberty, as discussed in the text?
What was the main goal of introducing measures for creating collective identity by the French revolutionaries?
What was the main goal of introducing measures for creating collective identity by the French revolutionaries?
What did Liberal Nationalism in early-nineteenth-century Europe stand for?
What did Liberal Nationalism in early-nineteenth-century Europe stand for?
Who were granted the right to vote and get elected during the first political experiment in liberal democracy in revolutionary France?
Who were granted the right to vote and get elected during the first political experiment in liberal democracy in revolutionary France?
What did liberalism emphasize politically since the French Revolution?
What did liberalism emphasize politically since the French Revolution?
What group was excluded from political rights in revolutionary France?
What group was excluded from political rights in revolutionary France?
Which concept did nineteenth-century liberals stress in relation to private property?
Which concept did nineteenth-century liberals stress in relation to private property?
What principle did Liberal Nationalism associate with the term 'liberalism'?
What principle did Liberal Nationalism associate with the term 'liberalism'?
What is the significance of the torch held by the female figure representing Liberty in the print by Frédéric Sorrieu?
What is the significance of the torch held by the female figure representing Liberty in the print by Frédéric Sorrieu?
Which country is depicted as leading the procession in Sorrieu's print, signifying that it was already a nation-state by that time?
Which country is depicted as leading the procession in Sorrieu's print, signifying that it was already a nation-state by that time?
What do the shattered remains of absolutist symbols on the earth in the foreground of Sorrieu's image symbolize?
What do the shattered remains of absolutist symbols on the earth in the foreground of Sorrieu's image symbolize?
In Sorrieu's utopian vision, how are the peoples of the world grouped and identified?
In Sorrieu's utopian vision, how are the peoples of the world grouped and identified?
Which revolutionary figure's dream of 'democratic and social Republics' is depicted in Sorrieu's prints?
Which revolutionary figure's dream of 'democratic and social Republics' is depicted in Sorrieu's prints?
What concept is personified by the female figure representing Liberty in Sorrieu's print?
What concept is personified by the female figure representing Liberty in Sorrieu's print?
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