Nationalism Practice Questions

What is nationalism generally defined as?

• A political system based on democracy

• A sense of loyalty, pride, and identity toward a nation

• A form of government led by a monarch

• A type of economic policy

Which of the following is NOT a factor that contributes to nationalism?

• Language

• Religion

• Economic policy

• Territory

How can a shared language contribute to nationalism?

• By creating economic opportunities

• By facilitating communication and fostering a sense of belonging

• By establishing a political system

• By promoting international trade

What role did nationalism play in world history according to the text?

• It only caused conflicts between nations.

• It had no significant impact on world history.

• It played a role in unifying nations and driving independence movements.

• It was solely responsible for shaping international trade.

What was the significance of Prussia in the unification of Germany?

• Prussia was a minor state with little influence.

• Prussia's strong military and industrialization were key factors.

• Prussia opposed the unification of Germany.

• Prussia was not part of the German Confederation.

What was the purpose of the German Confederation formed in 1815?

• To create a single German nation-state.

• To establish a balance of power in Europe.

• To dissolve the German states.

• To isolate Prussia from other German states.

What was one of Wilhelm I's key objectives as King of Prussia?

• To reduce the size of Prussia's army.

• To double the size of Prussia's army.

• To abolish the Prussian parliament.

• To form an alliance with France.

Who provided strategic support to Wilhelm I despite initial opposition?

• The French nobles

• The Junkers

• The British Parliament

• The Russian Tsar

What role did Otto von Bismarck serve under King Wilhelm I?

• Chancellor of Austria

• Prime Minister of Prussia

• President of Germany

• King of Bavaria

What approach is Otto von Bismarck known for in his governance?

• Diplomacy

• Realpolitik

• Isolationism

• Liberalism