The Rise of Nationalism in Europe

Who made the famous remark, ‘When France sneezes, the rest of Europe catches a cold’? a) Metternich b) Mazzini c) Garibaldi d) Louis Philippe

• Napoleon

• Metternich

• Victor Hugo

• Talleyrand

The Treaty of Constantinople was signed in _______. a) 1835 b) 1735 c) 1834 d) 1832

• 1840

• 1825

• 1730

• 1832

The famous Italian Revolutionary Giuseppe Mazzini was born in _____ in 1807. a) Turin b) Rome c) Genoa d) Atlanta

• Florence

• Naples

• Milan

• Genoa

Giuseppe Mazzini founded the secret underground society named ‘Young Europe’ in __________. a) Marseilles b) Berne c) Vienna d) Brussels

• Naples

• Rome

• Marseilles

• Florence

_________ believed that established, traditional institutions of state and society should be preserved. a) Conservatives b) Liberals c) Democrats d) None of the above

• Progressives

• a) Conservatives

• Libertarians

• Socialists

The Bourbon dynasty, which had been deposed during the French Revolution, was restored to power in which year? a) 1814 b) 1820 c) 1830 d) 1848

• 1818

• 1824

• 1814

• 1804

Which of the following was a significant outcome of the Congress of Vienna? a) Establishment of the League of Nations b) Restoration of monarchies c) Rise of socialism d) Unification of Italy

• d) Independence of Greece

• b) Restoration of monarchies

• c) Spread of capitalism

• a) Formation of the United Nations

What was the primary goal of the nationalist movements in 19th century Europe? a) To promote imperialism b) To establish independent nation-states c) To maintain colonial rule d) To spread communism

• g) To establish a monarchy in every nation

• b) To establish independent nation-states

• e) To unify all European countries

• f) To promote regional autonomy

Which country was the first to unify under nationalist movements in the 19th century? a) Germany b) Italy c) France d) Austria

• g) Belgium

• f) Portugal

• e) Spain

• b) Italy

Who is known as the 'Father of Italian Unification'? a) Cavour b) Garibaldi c) Mazzini d) Victor Emmanuel II

• Cavour

• Victor Hugo

• Pope Pius IX

• Napoleon