Nationalism in Europe

A devotion and loyalty to one's country

• Nationalism

• Imperialism

• Patriotism

• Industrialism

self-governing countries made up of people with a common cultural background

• continental-state

• empire

• nation-state

• colony

Giuseppe Garibaldi

• helped unify Italy

• helped unify Germany

• helped unify Europe

• defeated Austria

Otto von Bismark

• helped unify Italy

• helped unify Germany

• helped unify Europe

• defeated Prussia

Nationalism changed Europe in the 1800s by creating new countries.

• True

• False

Language, religion, culture, and history are never characteristics that bring about feelings of nationalism.

• True

• False

When comparing the unification of Italy and Germany, which is NOT a similarity?

• Before unification, both Germany and Italy were made up of separate nation-states (or city-states).

• Before unification, nationalism grew in the both areas.

• Italy and Germany had to defeat Austria to unify.

• Before unification Italy and Germany were under the rule of the British Empire.

When comparing the unification of Italy and Germany, which is NOT true?

• Germany mainly unified by using a strong army.

• Germany and Italy competed to see which country could unify first.

• Italy mainly united by joining lands

• Before the unification of Germany, Austria was a major rival.

I completed my Nationalism in Europe assignment so the questions were not that difficult.

• Strongly Agree

• Agree

  (I did the assignment, but found questions a little difficult)

• Disagree

  (I did not do the assignment, but questions were not difficult)

• Strongly Disagree

Which of the statements regarding nationalism is most true?

• Nationalist always respect members of other nations.

• A person who dislikes their nation is often called a Nationalist.

• Nationalism can lead to wars.

• Nationalism is when people who like the same things get along.