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NATIONALISM

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leader who helped win independence for Chile and Argentina Jose de San Martin
How did Brazil achieve independence? Creoles signed a paper asking the son of Portugal's king to rule
leader of the Venezuelan independence movement Simon Bolivar
How did Haiti become independent? The slaves fought against the French troops
Latin American born in Spain peninslares
the priest who began the revolt against Spanish rule in Mexico Miguel Hidalgo
Which two great leaders led the fights for independence in Venezuela, Chile, and Argentina? Simon Bolivar and Jose de San Martin
Spaniard born in Latin America creole
Where in Latin America was independence first declared? Saint Domingue
How did Mexico achieve independence? Fighting for revolution
person of mixed European and African ancestry mulatto
leader of the Mexican revolt after Hidalgo was defeated Jose Maria Morelos
had mixed European and Indian ancestry mestizos
person who supported the monarchy conservatives
a person who wanted to give more power to elected legislatures liberal
a person who wanted to end the rule by kings and give full voting rights to all people radical
a belief that the government is harmful and not needed anarchism
a belief that a person's loyalty belongs to the nation itself instead of to the nation's ruler nationalism
a country with its own independent government nation-state
winner of the presidential election in France in 1848 Louis Napoleon
a region including all or part of present-day Greece, Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey, and former Yugoslavia Balkans
Ruler of Russia who freed the serfs Alexander II
Nationalists believed people with a common language and culture of a nation have the right to their own government, which were ideas that grew from ___. French Revolution
First people to win independence, in Europe, were the __. Greeks
How did the Greeks gain their independence? They fought the Turkish and won
What did Louis-Napoleon do for France? He built railroads and strengthened the economy
Why did the French radicals lose? They couldn't agree on political, social, and economic changes
What happened to the Nobles lands once Alexander II took control? Nobles kept half their land and were paid for the other half that went to peasants.
How were the serf made free? They were no longer under control of the nobles, but had to pay the government for the land they received.
Which of the following illustrates that nationalism is a force for UNITY? Italy and Germany
Of all the ethnic groups in Europe, who was the most successful in their revolution against the Ottoman empire? The Greeks
Which of the following is an example of nationalism causing division/disunity The Austrian-Hungarian empire
When Russia forced all conquered peoples to speak and act like Russians was called Russification
The belief that people’s greatest loyalty should be to a nation of people with a common culture is Nationalism
When Otto von Bismarck talked about uniting Germany by “blood and iron”, by “iron“ Bismarck meant the Military and industrialization
Which of the following empires did Germans consider to be the First Reich? the Holy Roman Empire
Austrian ruler Francis Joseph I
German ruler Wilhelm I
Italian ruler Victor Emmanuel II
Russian ruler Alexander II
Which of the following nineteenth-century developments was primarily motivated by nationalism? Russian industrialization during the reign of Czar Alexander III
Which 1848 revolution was successful in meeting the demands of European radicals? French
How were Simón Bolívar and José de San Martín similar? Both were disappointed by the lack of political unity in Latin America
For what purposes did writers use realism? To show how life really was and to protest unfair social conditions
How were the drives for independence in Mexico and Brazil different? Mexico had a war and Brazil signed a paper with the king.
When can nationalism be a unifying force? When people who speak the same language decide to create their own country out of many states
Which of the following statements accurately describes Latin American independence movements? In Central America, revolutionaries often fought each other for control
Which two groups in Latin American colonial society controlled both the government and the military? creoles and peninsulares
Why did enslaved Africans in Saint Domingue (Haiti) choose to rebel in August 1791? They were taking advantage of the instability of the French Revolution
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