1. In simple terms what is nationalism? Nationalism is a sense of identity with one’s home country.
2. What are three types of nationalist movements? Define each. (1 Sentence Each)
a. Unification,
b. Separation,
c. State building,
3. Does nationalism always unify people? Why or why not? (3 Sentences) Nationalism is not always for the best, and is not as unifying as thought to be.
4. How did nationalism affect Europe after the Congress of Vienna and 1815? (3 Sentences)
5. Define: unification (1 Sentence)
Step #2 – Italy Unification
1. Who led enslaved Africans to independence in 1803?
Francois Toussaint Louverture led the enslaved Africans to independence in 1803.
2. What countries did San Martin lead to freedom?
San Martin led …show more content…
List the three (3) people who worked together to unify Italy, and explain their role in the unification process. (1 Sentence Each)
a.
b.
c.
4. What were the reasons why Italy did not exist as a country? (3 Sentence)
Step #4 - Unification of Germany
1. What was unusual about the territory known as Prussia in 1865? What was odd about Prussia in 1965 is was that the territory was split into numerous factions amongst numerous stronger empires. This made Prussia un-unified and very spotty.
2. After 1865, what year saw the biggest expansion of Prussian territory? The year of 1871 saw the biggest expansion of Prussian territory. This happened after Prussia won in the Franco-Prussian War and overtook their French factions.
3. What was the most powerful German state before unification?
Austria was the most powerful German state before its unification.
4. Who were the two individuals who wanted to unify Germany? Explain their roles
a. William I, the King of Prussia, gave Otto his position of prime minister. He also gave others positions who had wishes of, and were willing to work towards unifying Prussia.
b. Otto van Bismarck was also involved in unifying Germany. He was behind the three wars Prussia fought that gained them more land, and made them stronger and
2. What are three types of nationalist movements? Define each. (1 Sentence Each)
a. Unification,
b. Separation,
c. State building,
3. Does nationalism always unify people? Why or why not? (3 Sentences) Nationalism is not always for the best, and is not as unifying as thought to be.
4. How did nationalism affect Europe after the Congress of Vienna and 1815? (3 Sentences)
5. Define: unification (1 Sentence)
Step #2 – Italy Unification
1. Who led enslaved Africans to independence in 1803?
Francois Toussaint Louverture led the enslaved Africans to independence in 1803.
2. What countries did San Martin lead to freedom?
San Martin led …show more content…
List the three (3) people who worked together to unify Italy, and explain their role in the unification process. (1 Sentence Each)
a.
b.
c.
4. What were the reasons why Italy did not exist as a country? (3 Sentence)
Step #4 - Unification of Germany
1. What was unusual about the territory known as Prussia in 1865? What was odd about Prussia in 1965 is was that the territory was split into numerous factions amongst numerous stronger empires. This made Prussia un-unified and very spotty.
2. After 1865, what year saw the biggest expansion of Prussian territory? The year of 1871 saw the biggest expansion of Prussian territory. This happened after Prussia won in the Franco-Prussian War and overtook their French factions.
3. What was the most powerful German state before unification?
Austria was the most powerful German state before its unification.
4. Who were the two individuals who wanted to unify Germany? Explain their roles
a. William I, the King of Prussia, gave Otto his position of prime minister. He also gave others positions who had wishes of, and were willing to work towards unifying Prussia.
b. Otto van Bismarck was also involved in unifying Germany. He was behind the three wars Prussia fought that gained them more land, and made them stronger and