European Unification and Nationalism Quiz

What was the goal of the Congress of Vienna?

• To restore monarchies and create a new political map of Europe

• To promote the growth of nationalism

• To unify Europe under French domination

• To organize French laws and reflect ideas from the Enlightenment

Which key figures were involved in the unification of Italy?

• Count Cavour and Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Otto von Bismarck and Napoleon

• Queen Victoria and Prince Albert

• King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette

What was the impact of the Congress of Vienna's terms on European discontent?

• It led to widespread demands for political rights

• It promoted the growth of nationalism

• It organized French laws and reflected ideas from the Enlightenment

• It restored monarchies and created a new political map of Europe

What was Otto von Bismarck's approach to politics during the unification of Germany?

• Pacifism

• Revolutionary tactics

• Idealism

• Realpolitik

What was the role of nationalism in the unification of Italy?

• It awakened national pride and promoted the growth of nationalism

• It led to the restoration of monarchies

• It aimed at preventing any one nation from becoming too powerful

• It played a crucial role in bringing together the northern and southern parts of Italy

What doctrine was aimed at preventing any one nation from becoming too powerful?

• Nationalism

• Enlightenment

• Realpolitik

• Balance of Power

What was the outcome of the Franco-Prussian War in the unification of Germany?

• It led to the restoration of monarchies

• It played a crucial role in the creation of the German state

• It organized French laws and reflected ideas from the Enlightenment

• It promoted the growth of nationalism

What did the Napoleonic Code reflect?

• The goals of the Congress of Vienna

• Some ideas from the Enlightenment and the French Revolution

• The impact of the Congress of Vienna's terms on European discontent

• The restoration of monarchies and the new political map of Europe

What was the focus of the station reading on the rise of nationalism?

• The unification of Italy

• The attempt to unify Europe under French domination

• The widespread demands for political rights

• The restoration of monarchies and the new political map of Europe

How did Great Britain pursue a different path in the rise of nationalism?

• By unifying Europe under French domination

• By restoring monarchies and creating a new political map of Europe

• By promoting the growth of nationalism

• By expanding political rights through legislative means