1. LET’S PLAY! Nationalism in Europe Nationalist Leader?!
Who wants to be a…
Nationalist Leader?! 1

2. Nationalism is most likely to develop in an area that has
A: Land suited for agriculture
B: Inadequate industry to supply
consumer demands
C: Common customs, language, and history
D: A moderate climate with rivers
for irrigation

3. Nationalism is most likely to develop in an area that has
A: Land suited to agriculture
B: Inadequate industry to supply
consumer demands
C: Common customs, language, and history
D: A moderate climate with rivers
for irrigation

4. In a number of European countries in the 1800’s, which situation occurred as a result of the influence of the French Revolution?
A: Increase in religious conflict
B: Rise of nationalistic movements
C: Economic depression
D: Decentralization of governmental
powers

5. of the influence of the French Revolution?
In a number of European countries in the 1800’s, which situation occurred as a result
of the influence of the French Revolution?
A: Increase in religious conflict
B: Rise of nationalistic movements
C: Economic depression
D: Decentralization of governmental
power

6. A similarity between Garibaldi in Italy and Bismarck in Prussia was that
A: Both fought for France
B: Both wanted more rights for women
C: Each led the struggle for national unity in
its region
D: None of the above

7. A similarity between Garibaldi in Italy and Bismarck of Prussia was that
A: Both fought in France
B: Both wanted more rights for women
C: Each led the struggle for national unity in
its region
D: None of the above

8. Prussia was eager to go to war with France in 1870 because it
A: Wanted to rule Schleswig and Holstein
B: Wanted to control Spain
C: Wanted revenge for the Seven
Weeks War
D: Hoped that war with France would help
unite Germany

9. Prussia was eager to go to war with France in 1870 because it
A: Wanted to rule Schleswig and Holstein
B: Wanted to control Spain
D: Hoped that war with France would help
unite Germany
C: Wanted revenge for the Seven Weeks War

10. C: Elected leaders should be fair and good
Which idea about leadership would Niccolo Machiavelli and Otto von Bismarck most likely support?
A: Leaders should fight against discrimination
and intolerance
B: Leaders should listen to the desires of
the people
C: Elected leaders should be fair and good
D: Leaders should do whatever is necessary to
achieve their goals

11. C: Elected leaders should be fair and good
Which idea about leadership would Niccolo Machiavelli and Otto von Bismarck most likely support?
A: Leaders should fight against discrimination
and intolerance
B: Leaders should listen to the desires of the people
C: Elected leaders should be fair and good
D: Leaders should do whatever is necessary to
achieve their goals

12. Which of the following was not a goal of the Congress of Vienna?
A: Maintain a balance of power
B: Restore Napoleon’s Empire
C: Prevent future French violence
D: Restore royal families back to power

13. D: Restore royal families back to power
Which of the following was not a goal of the Congress of Vienna?
A: Maintain a balance of power
B: Restore Napoleon’s Empire
C: Prevent future French violence
D: Restore royal families back to power

14. Nationalism is best defined as
A: The loyalty of a people to their values,
traditions, and a geographic region
B: The achievement of world peace and
global understanding
C: The desire to take over other societies
by force
D: A method of solving basic economic problem
s of the society

15. Nationalism is best defined as
A: The loyalty of a people to their values, traditions, and a geographic region
B: The achievement of world peace and
global understanding
C: The desire to take over other societies by force
D: A method of solving basic economic problems
of the society

16. B: Garibaldi was much more accepted and revered by the people of Italy
Which of the following statements concerning Cavous and Garibaldi are true?
A: Cavour and Garibaldi disagreed on how Italy
should be unified
B: Garibaldi was much more accepted and
revered by the people of Italy
C: King Emanuel II ultimately leaned towards
supporting Garibaldi’s concept of unification
D: All of the above

17. C: King Emanuel II ultimately leaned towards
Which of the following statements concerning Cavour and Garibaldi are true?
A: Cavour and Garibaldi disagreed on how Italy
should be unified
B: Garibaldi was much more accepted and revered by the people of Italy
C: King Emanuel II ultimately leaned towards
supporting Garibaldi’s concept of unification
D: All of the above

18. Why did Russian soldiers fire on the marchers on Bloody Sunday?
A: The protesters attacked the soldiers
B: The tsar ordered the soldiers for protection,
although the marchers were peaceful
C: The protesters had destroyed property
earlier in the day
D: There had been several attempts on the
tsar’s life

19. Why did Russian soldiers fire on the marchers on Bloody Sunday?
A: The protesters attacked the soldiers
B: The tsar ordered the soldiers for protection,
Although the marchers were peaceful
C: The protesters had destroyed property
earlier in the day
D: There were several attempts on the
tsar’s life

20. The best example of the success of nationalism in Europe is the
A: Development of socialism in France
B: Industrial Revolution in Great Britain
C: Unification of Germany
D: Establishment of the Common Market

21. D: Establishment of the Common Market
The best example of the success of nationalism in Europe is the
A: Development of socialism in France
B: Industrial Revolution in Great Britain
C: Unification of Germany
D: Establishment of the Common Market

22. One reason Italy and Germany were not major colonial powers in the 16th and 17th centuries was that they
A: Lacked political unity
B: Had self-sufficient economies
C: Rejected the practice of imperialism
D: Belonged to opposing alliances

23. Centuries was that they
One reason Italy and Germany were not major colonial powers in the 16th and 17th
Centuries was that they
A: Lacked political unity
B: Had self-sufficient economies
C: Rejected the practice of imperialism
D: Belonged to opposing alliances

24. Which statement correctly identifies one aspect of Realpolitik?
A: Power is more important than principles
B: Realism is the foundation of all politics
C: All politics is a battle for civilization
D: All states must provide for the needs
of its citizens

25. Which statement correctly identifies one aspect of Realpolitik?
A: Power is more important than principles
B: Realism is the foundation of all politics
C: All politics is a battle for civilization
D: All states must provide for the needs
of its citizens

26. Which event marked the official reunification of Italy?
A: The passage of the Risorgimento’s
leadership to Sardinia in 1848
B: The withdrawal of French troops
from Rome in 1870
C: Garibaldi’s turn over of Naples and Sicily to Victor Emmanuel in 1860
D: Sardinia’s victory over Russia in the
Crimean War in 1855

27. Which event marked the official reunification of Italy?
B: The withdrawal of French troops from
Rome in 1870
A: The passage of the Risorgimento’s leadership to Sardinia in 1848
C: The withdrawal of French troops
from Rome in 1870
D: Sardinia’s victory over Russia in
the Crimean War in 1855

28. Members of the legislature of France’s Third Republic formed coalition governments because
A: No single party could get enough votes
to control the government
B: Coalition governments give more people
a voice
C: The two main political parties were required
to rule by consensus
D: Coalition governments are more stable
systems

29. Members of the legislature of France’s Third Republic formed coalition governments
because
A: No single party could get enough votes to
control the governments
B: Coalition governments give more people
a voice
C: The two main political parties were required
to rule by consensus
D: Coalition governments are more stable
systems

30. Final Question…

31. Take out a piece of loose-leaf and work with your group to answer the following question: Analyze the major events and people involved in the unification of Germany.