Unit 5-2: NATIONALISM and REVOLUTIONS, 1750-1900

What role can nationalism play according to the text?

• It can only provoke counter-nationalism.

• It can only unite people.

• It has no impact on revolutions.

• It can unite diverse groups and provoke counter-nationalism.

Which event is mentioned as a model for other nations to overthrow colonial powers?

• The American Revolution

• The Russian Revolution

• The French Revolution

• The Industrial Revolution

What was a global phenomenon during the period discussed in the text?

• Increase in colonialism

• Acceptance of authoritarian rule

• Decline of nationalism

• Desire for self-determination

How did Enlightenment ideas influence revolutionary movements?

• By promoting colonialism

• By advocating for monarchy

• By laying the groundwork for democratic institutions

• By supporting authoritarian rule

What impact did the Seven Years’ War have on revolutions?

• It created political stability.

• It facilitated revolutionary movements by weakening imperial control.

• It had no impact on revolutions.

• It strengthened imperial control.

Why were the Creole class in Latin America significant in independence movements?

• They were politically empowered.

• They were economically empowered but politically marginalized.

• They had no role in independence movements.

• They supported colonial rule.

What does the movement of Filipino students to Europe illustrate?

• The support for colonial powers

• The decline of revolutionary ideas

• The transference of revolutionary ideas across cultures

• The isolation of revolutionary ideas

What can be a consequence of imposing nationalism by an authority?

• Increased unity

• Counter-nationalism and resistance

• Economic prosperity

• Complete acceptance

Which of the following is NOT a result of Enlightenment ideas according to the text?

• Support for colonialism

• Advocacy for civil rights

• Government accountability

• Inspiration for revolutionary movements

What was the effect of Napoleon’s invasions on revolutionary movements?

• They strengthened colonial powers.

• They had no effect.

• They led to the end of revolutions.

• They created political instability that facilitated revolutionary movements.