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WorksheetsNationalism Review
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
How did the French Revolution help create a new French national identity?
By uniting France under a stronger king like Louis XVI
By encouraging people to see themselves as part of a nation
By expanding France’s borders across Europe and the Americas
By returning power to the nobility
What does “negative integration” mean in the context of the French Revolution?
People defined themselves by supporting the king
People avoided involvement in government
People defined themselves in opposition to enemies
People rejected all national identities. including French Identity
How did people in countries occupied by Napoleon often respond to French rule?
They accepted French identity and became French
They formed new national identities in opposition to France
They gave up all sense of identity
They became loyal French citizens and followed the Napoleonic Code
How did nationalism change people’s identity after the French Revolution?
People became servants of the church
People remained subjects of a king
People became citizens of a nation
People lost political rights
Nationalism helps answer which important political question?
Who should own land?
Which group of people gets to agree to the government?
Who should control the economy and taxes?
Which religion should be the official religion of the state?
What is the best definition of a nation?
A place ruled by an absolute monarch or an emperor
A group of people with a shared identity connected to a region
Any country with an army and a navy
A government with strict laws enforced using violence
What does self-determination mean?
A nation’s ability to trade freely without any taxes
A king’s right to rule over the state
The ability of a nation to create its own government
The spread of nationalism by the army and navy
What is a nation-state?
A state ruled by an empire or a king
A country with many different identities like the Austro-Hungarian Empire
A group of people with a common identity and a sovereign government
Any government even if it doesn't have soveriengty, like Pennsylvania
What is ethnic nationalism?
The belief that all people in an empire should share one religion
The belief that people of a common ethnic group deserve self-determination
Loyalty to a king who rules multiple ethnic groups in a state
Support for democracy in all nations and empires
What was one negative effect of Greek ethnic nationalism?
It weakened the Ottoman military
It encouraged tolerance of diversity
It led to attacks on non-Greeks
It ended religious conflict
What was the main goal of Serbian nationalism in the late 1800s?
To restore Ottoman control of the Balkans
To unite all Slavic people into one state
To ally permanently with Austria-Hungary
To prevent ethnic nationalism in multinational states
Who was Camillo di Cavour?
A German general who unified Germany
A Serbian nationalist leader
The Prime Minister who helped unify Italy
The king of unified Italy
What role did Giuseppe Garibaldi play in Italian unification?
He ruled Italy as king
He negotiated treaties with Austria
He led military campaigns to unify Southern Italy
He opposed Italian nationalism
Who was Otto von Bismarck?
The king of France
The Prussian Prime Minister who unified Germany
An Italian revolutionary
A leader of the Ottoman Empire
How did Bismarck use realpolitik to unify Germany?
By holding free elections
By avoiding wars
By manipulating alliances and conflicts
By promoting religious unity
What was the Franco-Prussian War most important for?
Ending Italian nationalism and unification of Italy
It led to a peaceful end to nationalism
Encouraging the final German states to unify
Restoring Austrian power over the German States
What was one consequence of ethnic nationalism after German unification?
Greater acceptance of minorities and different ethnic groups
Suspicion toward groups seen as “not fully German”
The end of discrimination in Germany
The collapse of nationalism and self-determination
