Unit 4 History Nationalism Quiz

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nationalism
identification with ones own nation and support for its interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of other nations
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Bismarck
Germany- Architect of German unification, he became the chancellor
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Chancellor
the highest official of a monarch
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Victor Emmanuel
Italy- crowned king after their unification
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Italian Unification
unified since roman times, started in Sardinia worked its way up the boot, biggest challenge was the Catholic Church
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Anarchists
people who want to abolish all government
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Emigrate
move away from your home
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Dual Monarchy
made up of the two kingdoms of Austria and Hungary, Francis Joseph ruled both, shared ministries of finance, defense, and foreign affairs but were independent of each other in all other areas.
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“the sick man of Europe”
Ottoman Empire quote
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“Powder keg of Europe”
Ottoman Empire quote 2
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Alexander II
Russia- Tsar issued emancipation (freeing of the serfs), put reforms into place, reduced military service terms and brutal discipline limited, peasants had freedom but not land. Assassinated
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Bloody Sunday
peaceful protest march on Sunday January 1905, marchers marched towards the tears winter palace, him being afraid of his life fled the palace and sent guards. As the protestors arrived the soldiers shot hundreds of men and women leaving the dead and wounded. It killed the peoples faith and trust in the tsar
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Queen Victoria
the greatest symbol in British life. Longest reign in British history until Queen Elizabeth II
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Parliamentary Democracy
a form of government in which the executive leaders are chosen by and responsible to the legislature and are also members of it.
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Dreyfus Affair
France- accused of spying for Germany he was initially convicted probably because he was Jewish
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Reforms in Europe
Britain: free trade- trade between countries without quotas, tariffs, or other restrictions. Capital offenses: crimes punishable by death. Penal Colonies- settlements for convicts. In 1918, Parliament granted suffrage to woman over age 30