WH U4 L4 Nationalism

What effect did the rise of nationalism have on society?

• Increased competition among nation-states

• Decreased competition among nation-states

• Return to old-conservative-ways

• Formation of multi-ethnic empires

When did the rise of nationalism begin?

• Mid-18th century

• Early 19th century

• Early 20th century

• Late 19th century

What led to the formation of nation-states and new national identities in Europe?

• Economic and social policies

• Cultural and ethnic policies

• Religious and political policies

• Military and technological policies

What did people begin to gravitate and identify with as kingdoms and empires dissolved?

• Similar language and religion

• Different language and religion

• Similar culture and ethnicity

• Different culture and ethnicity

What did the rise of nationalism create a renewed sense of?

• Shame in one's identity

• Indifference towards one's identity

• Pride in one's identity

• Confusion about one's identity

What motivated the masses to form their own territories and nation states?

• Indifference towards national identity

• Intense feelings of national shame

• Intense feelings of national pride

• Confusion about national identity

What did the rise of nationalism lead to internationally?

• Positive and negative outcomes

• Only positive outcomes

• Only negative outcomes

• No outcomes

What did the rise of nationalism result from in Europe?

• Cultural, ethnic, and political policies

• Economic, social, and religious policies

• Military, technological, and environmental policies

• Educational, healthcare, and agricultural policies

What did the rise and spread of nationalism give people?

• A new sense of indifference and apathy

• A new sense of division and conflict

• A new sense of identity and unity

• A new sense of confusion and chaos

What did the rise of nationalism lead to in Europe after Napoleon was defeated?

• Several other European nations remained neutral

• Several other European nations declared war

• Several other European nations dissolved

• Several other European nations joined together