Quickly following the end of the Enlightenment came the anti-Semitic movement. The anti-Semitic movement sought not only unification against a common threat, but also a full and total unity within the states themselves. Some countries believed this return to the Old Regime would solidify and strengthen the countries. While others believed that by once again limiting the citizens it would cause great strife and destruction.
The Enlightenment brought about freedom of equality and acceptance toward all. It destroyed the old systems of social class and political standing, and allowed all to fight for their position. But extreme nationalism restored the boundaries of class and political position. No longer was everything under question, but questioning
The Enlightenment brought about freedom of equality and acceptance toward all. It destroyed the old systems of social class and political standing, and allowed all to fight for their position. But extreme nationalism restored the boundaries of class and political position. No longer was everything under question, but questioning