The Age of Revolutions and the Rise of Nationalism in Europe

The video explores the age of revolutions from 1830 to 1848, highlighting the association of liberalism and nationalism with revolutions across Europe. It covers the July Revolution in France, Belgium's independence, and Greece's struggle for independence. The emergence of nationalist feelings is discussed, emphasizing the role of culture, art, and romanticism in shaping national identity. Key figures like Johann Gottfried Herder and the influence of music and language in Poland are also mentioned.

Which regions in Europe were associated with revolutions due to liberalism and nationalism?

• Balkan states

• Iberian Peninsula

• Italian and German states

• Scandinavian countries

What was the outcome of the July Revolution in France in 1830?

• Independence of Belgium

• Formation of the German Empire

• Collapse of the Ottoman Empire

• Unification of Italy

When did the struggle for Greek independence begin?

• 1821

• 1830

• 1848

• 1815

What did the Treaty of Constantinople in 1832 achieve?

• Unified the German states

• Recognized Greece as independent

• Ended the Napoleonic Wars

• Established the European Union

How did romantic artists and poets view reason and science?

• They embraced them

• They glorified them

• They ignored them

• They criticized them

What was Johann Gottfried Herder's contribution to German culture?

• He wrote the German national anthem

• He founded the first German university

• He led the German unification

• He discovered true German culture among common people

How did Poland maintain its nationalist feelings?

• By economic reforms

• Through music and language

• By forming alliances

• Through military conquests