Ch 22: Global Nationalism

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Ch 22: Global Nationalism NOTE: To change the image on this slide, select the picture and delete it. Then click the Pictures icon in the placeholder to insert your own image.

OVERVIEW a. French Revolution b. Spread across Europe c. Latin America d. India e. Turkey

3. Jewish Separatist Movement 4. Tension in the Balkans (led to WWI) OVERVIEW 2. Re-unifications a. Germany b. Italy 3. Jewish Separatist Movement 4. Tension in the Balkans (led to WWI) 5. Change in Russia & effects

I. NATIONALISM & REVOLUTION A. Nationalism 1. Due to: a. Common language, heritage & culture

I. NATIONALISM & REVOLUTION B. Revolutions of the 1800s 1. France a. & their conquered lands (due to Napoleon) 2. Greece a. Independence in 1830 from Ottoman Empire 3. Poland a. Crushed by Russia

I. NATIONALISM & REVOLUTION 4. Belgium a. Independence in 1831 from the Dutch 5. In parts of the Austrian Empire: a. Italy b. Germany 6. Latin America a. Mexico, Central America, South America

II. UNIFICATION MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE Italy Divided into small states since fall of Roman Empire Napoleon: United parts of Italy into the Kingdom of Italy Then Austria took it back after Napoleon’s defeat

Divided into small states since fall of Roman Empire Napoleon: Italy Divided into small states since fall of Roman Empire Napoleon: United parts of Italy into the Kingdom of Italy Then Austria took it back after Napoleon’s defeat

3 Leaders of Italian Nationalism Giuseppe Mazzini: Young Italy national movement--1831 Exiled, but his ideas remained popular

3 Leaders of Italian Nationalism Count Camillo Cavour Prime Minister of Sardinia Formed alliance with France & Prussia Eventually drove Austrian govt out of Italy

3 Leaders of Italian Nationalism Giuseppe Garibaldi Soldier who helped unite Southern Italy Victor Emmanuel of Sardinia Crowned King of Italy--1861

Italians fighting Italians North (urban, Protestant) & South (rural, Catholic) could not agree Catholic Church against new Italian govt

Germany Napoleon: Indirectly united German states against him: a common enemy

Prussia=the strongest of the German states Zollverein economic union Rise of Prussia Prussia=the strongest of the German states Zollverein economic union No trade barriers among German states step toward unity

"Blood & Iron" Bismarck's belief in strong-arm diplomacy WAR to unite Germany into 1 country (Nationalism?)

Danish War: Prussia allied w/ Austria to take land from Denmark 3 Wars in 7 Years(1864-1871) Danish War: Prussia allied w/ Austria to take land from Denmark Austro(Austria)-Prussian War: Prussia turned against Austria. Prussia won in only 7 weeks North German Confederation created Franco(France)-Prussian War: Bismarck used past conquering by Napoleon to go to war with France=Prussia won, got Alsace & Lorraine

The German Reich (empire) King William I, the German Kaiser (emperor) Bismarck united all Germans together through WAR against rest of Europe