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Unit 5: Revolutions (c. 1750 to c. 1900)
5.2 Nationalism and Revolutions in the Period from 1750 to 1900
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What are the key components of national identity according to nationalism?
Language, culture, history, territory
Nationalism was a driving force behind revolutions and independence movements from 1750 to
1900
.
True
Liberalism emphasizes individual rights and limited
government
Match the political ideology with its definition:
Nationalism ↔️ Belief in the primacy of national identity
Liberalism ↔️ Emphasis on individual rights
Socialism ↔️ Belief in collective ownership
Conservatism ↔️ Preference for traditional values
Arrange the causes of nationalism during 1750-1900 in a logical order:
1️⃣ Enlightenment Ideals
2️⃣ Political Ideologies
3️⃣ French Revolution
4️⃣ Desire for Nation-States
Irish nationalists sought independence from the
United Kingdom
based on Irish language, culture, and Catholic heritage.
True
Match the nationalist movement with its description:
Greek War of Independence ↔️ Revolt against Ottoman Empire
Italian Unification ↔️ Unified various Italian states
German Unification ↔️ Led by Otto von Bismarck
Irish Nationalism ↔️ Sought independence from the UK
Arrange the following nationalist movements in chronological order:
1️⃣ Greek War of Independence
2️⃣ Italian Unification
3️⃣ German Unification
4️⃣ Irish Nationalism
Propaganda and national symbols like the
tricolor
flag reinforced national identity during the French Revolution.
True
Match the Latin American revolution with its leader:
Mexican War of Independence ↔️ Miguel Hidalgo
Bolivarian Revolutions ↔️ Simón Bolívar
Brazilian Independence ↔️ Dom Pedro I
What defines national identity according to the study material?
Language, culture, history, territory
What political ideology believes in collective ownership and economic equality?
Socialism
What was the outcome of the Greek War of Independence?
Establishment of the Kingdom of Greece
How did the Greek War of Independence impact the Ottoman Empire?
Led to the loss of territory
Mass conscription during the
French Revolution
created citizen armies.
True
The Mexican War of Independence established the United Mexican
States
What ideals fueled the Latin American nationalist movements?
Enlightenment ideals
What was the outcome of the Haitian Revolution?
Independent Republic of Haiti
Nationalism led to the emergence of new identities that often superseded
regional
or ethnic affiliations.
True
What is the core belief of socialism?
Collective ownership and equality
What were the Enlightenment ideals that inspired nationalism?
Rationality, rights, sovereignty
The Greek War of Independence resulted in the establishment of the independent Kingdom of
Greece
The Enlightenment promoted rationality, individual rights, and popular
sovereignty
What was the outcome of the Greek War of Independence?
Establishment of Kingdom of Greece
What shared factors defined national identity in the context of nationalism?
Language, culture, history, territory
What was the outcome of the Mexican War of Independence?
Establishment of United Mexican States
What is the core belief of nationalism?
Primacy of national identity
Nationalism is the belief that one's
national
identity is the most important factor in life.
True
Causes of nationalism during 1750-1900 in chronological order
1️⃣ Enlightenment ideals
2️⃣ Political ideologies
3️⃣ French Revolution
4️⃣ Desire for nation-states
German unification was led by
Otto von Bismarck
.
True
Irish nationalists sought independence based on Irish language, culture, and Catholic
heritage
Chronological order of nationalist movements in Latin America
1️⃣ Mexican War of Independence
2️⃣ Bolivarian Revolutions
3️⃣ Brazilian Independence
Who led the Bolivarian Revolutions in South America?
Simón Bolívar
The Brazilian Independence in 1822 formed the Empire of
Brazil
Arrange the following revolutions in chronological order:
1️⃣ French Revolution
2️⃣ Haitian Revolution
3️⃣ Latin American Revolutions
The French Revolution demonstrated the power of nationalism in overthrowing
monarchies
.
True
Who spearheaded the German Unification in 1871?
Otto von Bismarck
The French Revolution demonstrated the power of
nationalism
in overthrowing monarchies and establishing a nation-state.
True
Otto von Bismarck led the German states to unification in
1871
.
True
The French Revolution transformed France from a kingdom to a
nation-state
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