Nationalism Review

Which of the following should most likely go in the last box of this graphic organizer? (7-3.2)

• Nationalism
• High taxes
• Infectious diseases
• The idea of a military-controlled state

Which statement below BEST interprets the political cartoon above? (7-3.2)

• Napoleon never should have tried to conquer such a large empire because it was too much for him to handle.
• Nationalism is a dangerous idea that can often lead people into making mistakes in the name of a belief.
• Nationalism is something every citizen should have because it brings people together.
• The best thing about nationalism is the way it makes a country stronger and more able to defend itself.

Which title would best summarize the box of information above? (7-3.2)

• Results of the Spread of Nationalism
• Causes of Napoleon’s Success as Emperor
• Reasons Why the French Empire Grew
• Beliefs of Enlightenment Philosophers

1804, Napoleon Bonaparte built France into an empire by conquering Europe through the Napoleonic Wars. As a result of this support, which of the following statements became the rallying cry across Europe?

• Storm the Bastille
• Let Freedom Ring
• Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
• Life, Liberty and Minutemen

According to the author of these two images, what effects might nationalism have on a country?

• Nationalism can be viewed as dangerous.
• Nationalism can bring nations together and make one nation.
• Nationalism can separate a nation into several different nations.
• Nationalism can either bring a nation together or separate a nation into several different countries
  

In comparing the above maps, how did the Congress of Vienna change Europe after Napoleon fell from power?

• The French Empire returned land to Spain as a show of good faith.
  
• Nationalist supported the French Empire’s efforts to return Scandinavian countries.
  
• Lands taken by Napoleon were returned to the nations they originally belonged to.
  
• Unification movements encouraged the United Kingdom to split the Ottoman Empire.
  

Who unified southern Italy and led the Red Shirts?

• Cavour
• Garibaldi
• Napoleon
• Bismarck

The “brain” of unification, who unified northern Italy, was ____________.

• Napoleon
• Camillo di Cavour
• Giuseppe Garibaldi
• Otto von Bismarck
  

The slogan “Blood and Iron” and a united Germany are most closely associated with

• Otto von Bismarck
  
• Camillo Cavour
• Simón Bolívar  
• Prince Metternich

Which of the following encouraged the American Revolution, the French Revolution, and revolutions all over Europe in the 19th century because it introduced ideas of rights, freedom, and limited government?

• The Scientific Revolution

• The Unification of Italy

• Spanish American War

• Enlightenment