Nationalism

Which of the following is an accurate definition of nationalism?

• identification with one's own people and advocacy of or support for the political independence

• a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force

• the process of taking in and fully understanding information or idea

• a convenient arrangement; a settlement or compromise

Which of the following led to the redrawing of country lines and the division of Europe without considering nationalities

• The Zollverein

• The Congress of Vienna

• The Treaty of Trenton

• The Potsdam Agreement

Which nation unified in 1861 after breaking away from foreign rule but struggled with unemployment, riots and voter discrimination?

• Germany

• Austria

• France

• Italy

The Zollverein was an economic alliance that united people of the _______ states.

• Italian

• Austrian

• Slavic

• German

Who was the prime minister of Prussia who worked to unite the German states and did so through "blood and iron"?

• King Wilhelm II

• Otto von Bismarck

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Alexander Hamilton

What kingdom was known as the dual monarchy?

• The Ottoman Empire

• The Russian-Orthodox Empire

• Austria-Hungary

• England-Wales

What was a common problem in Austria-Hungary?

• Language barriers

• Union-led strikes

• Famine

• Plague

Which empire was nicknamed the "Sick Man of Europe?"

• The Balkans

• The Ottoman Empire

• Austria-Hungary

• Russia

What city of the Ottoman Empire had a strategic location on the Mediterranean and therefore Britain and France helped to support the empire to avoid Russia seizing the city?

• Sarajevo

• Ankara

• Vienna

• Constantinople

Which area of Europe was home to many nationalities who fought for independence and to break away from the Ottoman Empire. It was known as the "powder keg."

• Russia

• The Balkans

• The Baltic Countries

• The Nordics