NEW
Font size
WorksheetsNationalism and Its Impacts
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 28mins
whats theory is behind utilitarianism
the government job is to help as many people as possible.
the government job is to stay out of peoples business.
the government job is to support only the rich
the government job is to tax.
What is self determination in regards to nationalism?
we are in charge of our government, but we are not independent.
We have to listen to out government
we have the right to be independent and pick our own government
we can be agressive and riot
how can nationalism both UNITE and DIVIDE?
divided Germany and austria
united Austria, divided germany
united Italy, separated Germany.
united Germany, divided Austria
What is the link between nationalism and languages?
nationalism and languages allowed people to be at peace
nationalism creates a language barrier, and creates different nations/cultures
nationalism creates reforms against different cultures.
different language creates different nations
what is the Risorgimento
the idea that peace can be kept.
the revival of Germany and its golden days.
the revival of Italy and its golden days of Rome.
a war used to unify southern Italy.
what role did Mazzini play in the Italian unification?
the heart of Italian unity, started young Italy, and received young Italians. his writing influenced the Risorgimento.
the brains of italy, took young itallian soilders to war. youth movement.
stole land to united Italy.
the sword of Italy, and fought for rights.
what role did Cavour play in Italian unification?
The Sword of Italian unity, used war to unify North Italy, fought Austria.
The brains, used to unify southern italy.
Hear of Italian unity, used peace to unify Italy.
Brains of Italian unity, used war to unify North Italy. Fought Austria
What role did Garibaldi play in Italian unification?
Used wars to unify Southern Italy. Known as the sword. Led the redshirts
Used wars to unify Northern Italy. Known as the sword. Led the redshirts
Used wars to unify South and North of Italy, known as the brains
Used wars to unify Southern Italy. known as the Brains.
Explain how both the Pope Pius IX and Austria were blocks twords Italian Unfication.
The pope had Austria, and Austria had land they weren't about to give up.
The pope had Rome, did not want to give it up. Austria also had land they didn't want to give up.
Austria was against the Pope, and wanted to take over Italy.
Austria wanted to take over the Pope and his power of the Church
Besides the Pope, what other obstacles existed regarding Italian Unification
Italy didn't want to give up its land.
different geography and language. North was poor, south was rich.
different geography and language. North had wealth, south had poverty.
diffrent geography, religion, and langage. South had poverty, North was rich
Explain what Blood and iron means.
The idea that violence would occur in the factory's.
Bismark saying he would use war and industry to unify Germany
Cavour saying he was going to used war to unify Italy.
Garibaldi saying he would use war and industry to unify Germany.
Explain the role each of the following wars played in German Unification: Denmark, Austria and France.
fought wars between Austria and France, common enemies was denmark
fought wars between all three countries, winning them made Austria take land.
fought wars between France so people were against France and had a common enemy.
fought wars between all 3 countries, winning them united of Germany. created common enemies.
What is realpolitik?
translates to politics of reality, the idea of doing what is necc. to win wars, and unify Germany. best interest of your people.
translates to politics of reality, the idea of doing what is necc. to win wars, and unify Italy. best interest of your people.
translates to politics of reality, the idea that fighting land is not the way to unify.
translates to politics of reality, how we all need to go against government.
Bismarck created alliances for what reasons?
to agree with all countries, for a fair and peaceful world with less war.
to isolate Germany so they didn't have allies, made allies with other countries to go against Germany. If Germany was isolated, wouldn't attack France.
to isolate France so they didn't have allies, made allies with other countries to go against France. If France was isolated, wouldn't attack Germany.
So Germany and Austria could get what they want and take land.
Explain how changes in agriculture, including farming methods and technology, allowed for an agricultural revolution.
more food, fewer farmers. Improvement in farming= more food
the more factories were built the more agriculture failed since machines were unrieliable.
more food, more farmers. factories needed as much workers to work machines.
machines caused alot of difficulties, created a decrease in food.
What impacts did the agricultural revolution have on Europe?
more food, new jobs, not enough people in city.
big cities, less food, jobs were getting filled.
rapidly growing cities, more food, more people, new jobs.
dangerous jobs, bad food, low wages.
what allowed Britain to be the leaders of the industrial revolution?
coal, iron, colonies all supported growth, Stable country and advancements.
coal supply, many advancements, unstable country.
there ability to work machinery.
the geography of Britain.
conditions of the poor factory mines.
horrible
good
what is the difference between population shift and population growth?
population growth: the growing of population
population shift: the change in your job.
population growth: the growing of population
population shift: the culture change
population shift:increase of population
population growth: change in where you live(city-country)
population growth:increase of population
population shift: change in where you live(city-country)
society needed things to help meet the needs of ppl due to the changes caused by the industrial revolution. what are those changes?
passed a child labor law.
created cops, firefighters, and sewage systems.
killed people, decreased population
banned people from working in factories.
What is the difference between the factory system and the domestic system?
Factory sys.: things made in factory, didn't last.
Domestic sys.: things found on the ground
Factory sys.: creating things in a factory
Domestic sys.: creating things by hand
both made in a factory
Factory sys.: made things by hand
Domestic sys.:creating things in factory
who was Thomas Malthus and what was his theory on populatoin
A capitalist, there was too much food and ppl would get too fat.
too many people for earth to support, thought world was going to end. a capatalist.
were all dying in a year.
thought people were going to sink the earth
Ricardo and his economic theorys.
wages can be differentiated, capitalist, always poor.
you have the opportunity to become rich through work.
wages are based on hours worked. you will always be poor. a capatalist.
wages are based of # of workers available. you will always be poor. a capatalist.
What is the theory behind utilitarianism?
gov. job is to help as many people as possible. Ex. Jeremy Bentham John Stormmill: utilatrionist
gov is used to set prices and give laws.
Ex. Jeremy Bentham John Stormmill: utilatrionist
gov job is to start wars and keep people in line.
Ex. Jeremy Bentham John Stormmill: utilatrionist
gov job is to only help the rich people.
Ex. Jeremy Bentham John Stormmill: utilatrionist
Define Proletariat and Bourgeoisie
Proletariat-rich with jobs
Bourgeoisie-rich
Proletariat-wealth elite owners
Bourgeoisie-poor factory workers
Proletariat-poor factory workers
Bourgeoisie-wealth elite owners
Proletariat-poor with jobs
Bourgeoisie-poor with rich family.
Explain capitalism as Adam Smith described it. What its Strengths and Weaknesses? How does capitalism today different from Smiths therories?
-less government involved
-determines price and goverment
-more government invovled
-determines our government.
-less gov. involved(capitalism)
-invisible hand that determines prices not goverment(supply n demand)
Explain communism as Marx described it. What were the flaws of him thinking?
-no private propety
-rich people stole land
-never was equal
was biased, following government rules.
-no private property
-proletarit would fight bougesie(poor vs. rich)
-everything caused by economic conflict: ignored religion conflict, nationalism.
-equal in therory
-private property
-everyone had to work
-no one was equal
what reforms were made during the industrial revolution? how did they lead to a true middle class?
laws were passed, labor unions came into existence w/o a communist revolution. changes made.
laws were passed, labor unions came into existence w/o a communist revolution. changes not made.
laws were restricted, people were bias. middle class was never made.
there was only upper and lower class.
