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Review of “Isms”
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The belief that the history has been created by conflicting interests--the bourgeoisie and the proletariat Socialism
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The belief that equality under the law and constitutionalism are paramount to good government Liberalism
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Spreading of economic, political, social or other control over foreign lands and people (post-industrial age) Imperialism
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Strong sense of belonging to one group based on language, culture, history; desire for unified country Nationalism
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Mazzini, Garibaldi, Cavour Unifiers of Italy
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Frederick Wilhelm, Otto von Bismarck Unifiers of Germany
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Karl Marx, Frederick Engels Brains behind socialism
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Alexis de Tocqueville Wrote “Democracy in America” Liberal theorist Supporter of Constitutional Monarchy Supporter of Reform not revolution
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Positive view toward nature, human emotion, against Ind Rev Romanticism
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Germany after Napoleon I 38 German State Confederation
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Germany over last 300 years 300 Germans provinces and princes Holy Roman Empire Peace of Augsburg 30 Years War/Peace of Westphalia Rise of Prussia Hohenzollerns, Brandenburg Confederation of the Rhine German Confederation Who should lead—Big Germans, Small Germans
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Herder’s romantic concept Volkgeist—spirit of the people
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Other German romantic nationalists Grimms Brothers, Treischke, Fabri,
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1848 Revolution in Prussia sequence Frankfurt Assembly Attempt to unify Germans Disagree over Big/Small Germans Not organized Crown offered to FW IV Frederick William IV turns down crown German Confederation 39 states
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Austria areas of revolution Vienna—constitution, liberal, German Prague—nationalist, Czechs/Bohemians, failed, government crushed Budapest—Magyars/Hungarians, Kossuth, March Laws, crushed after several months (1849)
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Magyar leader Kossuth
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Other revolutions 1830-1848 Greece Italy France—1830 deposed Chas X France—1848 Feb, June
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Sardinia, Papal States, Austrian territories, Piedmont Before Italian Unification--all independent states Joined the Italian confederation
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What other areas of the world have written about and fought for national identity? Greece, Croatia, Serbia, Kosovo, Bosnia, Chechnya, Taiwan, etc.
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Slogan “Blood and Iron” Otto von Bismarck
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Realpolitik means Do whatever is necessary to carry out goals; politics of reality Bismarck
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French Revolution was this kind of revolution Liberal Revolution
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3 ways Italy was unified: Diplomacy War Public support
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In order to unify Italy, Cavour allied with what country? France
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Key imperialists: Stanley, Livingstone Kichener Rhodes DeBrazza Leopold II
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Cecil Rhodes, Emigration Societies Rhodes was an British Imperialist Cairo to Capetown Railroad design Emigration Societies got men and women to go to colonies
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South Africa, Egypt, India, Ghana, Nigeria English colonies gradual decolonization emphasized
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Indochina, Algeria, Tunisia French colonies Assimilation emphasized Revolutions necessary to decolonize
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Philippines, Cuba, Puerto Rico American “Spheres of Influence” After Spanish American War
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Lenin believed it was the highest stage of Capitalism Imperialism due to industrialism Need for markets and resources
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Fascism is its worst enemy Liberalism Individual rights, constitutionalism
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New imperialism is different from old colonialism in what way? Industrial age Need for markets and raw materials Highest stage of capitalism
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Motivations for Imperialism… Raw materials and markets Civilizing mission Living space National power
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Colonial Conflicts Sudan—Omduran—England, Muslims Fashoda—England v. France; N Africa Boer War—S. Africa; Eng v Dutch
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Meeting where rules for splitting Africa created Berlin Conference 1885
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Imperialism’s Affect on Women-- Need for talented women in the colonies Serve national needs of mother country Jill of all trades
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Imperialism’s Affect on Indigenous people? Outside control of resources Outside control of economy and gov’t People begin to want independence
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Africa was known as the Dark Continent--Why? Europeans did not know much about the interior of Africa Diseases and lack of maps/transportation kept them along coastal areas
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True or False: Decolonization is the process of getting independence from imperialists True
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