Exploring Nationalism in AP World History

The video explores the concept of nationalism, highlighting its role in fostering unity and challenging boundaries. It discusses how nationalism was used by leaders like Bismarck in Germany and the Ottomans to unify diverse groups. The video also provides examples of nationalist movements, such as the Propaganda Movement in the Philippines and the Maori resistance in New Zealand. The session concludes with a brief mention of the upcoming topic, the Industrial Revolution.

What does nationalism primarily rely on to create a sense of unity?

• Technological advancements

• Political affiliations

• Language and religion

• Economic status

What commonalities form the basis of nationalism?

• Cultural and social customs

• Economic policies

• Technological advancements

• Military strategies

What does the term 'nationalism' imply according to the college board?

• Military alliances

• Technological sharing

• Cultural or social unity

• Economic cooperation

Who was the leader that used nationalism to unify Germany in the 1870s?

• Otto von Bismarck

• Frederick the Great

• Kaiser Wilhelm

• Adolf Hitler

What was the unique approach of Ottomanism?

• Promoting religious diversity

• Encouraging economic independence

• Creating a singular Ottoman identity

• Expanding territorial claims

Which empire used nationalism to try to integrate diverse ethnic groups?

• British Empire

• Roman Empire

• Russian Empire

• Ottoman Empire

What was the main goal of the Propaganda Movement in the Philippines?

• To gain independence from Spain

• To create economic reforms

• To promote Spanish culture

• To establish a new religion

What was the outcome for Dr. Jose Rizal after leading the Propaganda Movement?

• He escaped to another country

• He became a political leader

• He was exiled

• He was executed

Which movement challenged Spanish rule in the Philippines?

• Noli Me Tangere Movement

• Propaganda Movement

• Hukbalahap Movement

• Katipunan Movement

How did the Maori respond to British attempts to take their land?

• By seeking help from other countries

• By performing the Haka

• By adopting British customs

• By signing treaties