19th Century Nationalism

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    T or F: Napoleon I's invasions contributed to the desire of the German people wanting a unified German state.

    • True
    • False
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Nationalism is the situation in which a nation comes together for a specific cause or in reaction to a significant event. In the 19th century Germany was formed by uniting various states with a common national identity. What more can you remember about nationalism in this century? Take up the quiz to find out.

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  • 2. 

    Who was the Prussian chancellor responsible for the unification of Germany?

    • William I

    • Otto von Bismarck

    • Napoleon III

    Correct Answer
    A. Otto von Bismarck
    Explanation
    Otto von Bismarck was the Prussian chancellor responsible for the unification of Germany. Bismarck was a skilled diplomat and politician who used a combination of military force and diplomatic negotiations to unify the various German states into a single nation. He played a key role in the Austro-Prussian War and the Franco-Prussian War, both of which helped solidify Prussian dominance and pave the way for German unification. Bismarck's leadership and strategic maneuvering earned him the title of the "Iron Chancellor" and he is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in German history.

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    T or F: Europe's Old Empires were not at all affected by the sudden surge of nationalism in the continent.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The statement "Europe's Old Empires were not at all affected by the sudden surge of nationalism in the continent" is false. The sudden surge of nationalism in Europe did indeed affect the Old Empires. Nationalism led to the rise of independence movements and the desire for self-determination among various ethnic and cultural groups within these empires. This resulted in the breakup of many empires, such as the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Ottoman Empire, and the formation of new nation-states based on nationalist aspirations.

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    Who was the founder of Young Italy?

    • Camillo Cavour

    • Giuseppe Garibaldi

    • Giuseppe Mazzini

    Correct Answer
    A. Giuseppe Mazzini
    Explanation
    Giuseppe Mazzini was the founder of Young Italy. Young Italy was a secret society founded in 1831, with the aim of promoting Italian unification and independence from foreign powers. Mazzini believed in the idea of a unified Italian republic and worked towards mobilizing the youth of Italy to fight for this cause. Through his writings and political activism, Mazzini played a significant role in the Italian nationalist movement and is considered one of the key figures in the Risorgimento, the process of Italian unification.

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    Sequencing of events: Choose the option that properly shows the process of Italy's unification.

    • Cavour becomes Victor Emmanuel's prime minister --> Cavour starts a war with and defeats Austria and annexed Lombardy --> Garibaldi and Cavour form an alliance and Garibaldi controlled Sicily and went to Naples --> Garibaldi turned over Naples and Sicily to Victor Emmanuel --> Victor Emmanuel II was crowned king of Italy --> Italy acquires Venetia and Rome

    • Cavour starts a war with and defeats Austria and annexed Lombardy --> Cavour becomes Victor Emmanuel's prime minister --> Garibaldi and Cavour form an alliance and Garibaldi controlled Sicily and went to Naples --> Victor Emmanuel II was crowned king of Italy --> Italy acquires Venetia and Rome --> Garibaldi turned over Naples and Sicily to Victor Emmanuel

    • Garibaldi and Cavour form an alliance and Garibaldi controlled Sicily and went to Naples --> Cavour starts a war with and defeats Austria and annexed Lombardy --> Garibaldi turned over Naples and Sicily to Victor Emmanuel --> Cavour becomes Victor Emmanuel's prime minister --> Victor Emmanuel II was crowned king of Italy --> Italy acquires Venetia and Rome

    Correct Answer
    A. Cavour becomes Victor Emmanuel's prime minister --> Cavour starts a war with and defeats Austria and annexed Lombardy --> Garibaldi and Cavour form an alliance and Garibaldi controlled Sicily and went to Naples --> Garibaldi turned over Naples and Sicily to Victor Emmanuel --> Victor Emmanuel II was crowned king of Italy --> Italy acquires Venetia and Rome
    Explanation
    The correct answer shows the correct sequence of events leading to Italy's unification. It starts with Cavour becoming Victor Emmanuel's prime minister, followed by Cavour starting a war with and defeating Austria and annexing Lombardy. Then, Garibaldi and Cavour form an alliance, with Garibaldi controlling Sicily and going to Naples. Garibaldi then turns over Naples and Sicily to Victor Emmanuel. Afterward, Victor Emmanuel II is crowned king of Italy. Finally, Italy acquires Venetia and Rome. This sequence accurately represents the chronological order in which these events occurred during Italy's unification process.

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    When Germany did unite, whom did the people crown as their first Emperor?

    Correct Answer
    William I
    Explanation
    When Germany united, the people crowned William I as their first Emperor.

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  • 7. 

    In one paragraph (about three to four sentences), describe what nationalism is.

  • 8. 

    In one paragraph (this time, about five to six sentences), explain some of the problems that the newly unified Italy faced.

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    Russia, like other countries in Europe, was affected by this new ideology. Would you say that these instances of nationalism changed the country, including its government and its citizens? Why or why not?

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