1. WORLD HISTORY: NATIONALISM EDITION The thing that leads everyone over the edge

2. Terms Nationalism in Europe Latin American Independence German Unification Italian Unification 100 200 300 400 500

3. TERMS - 100 Political philosophy that favored voting rights for educated, property owners.

4. TERMS – 100 Liberals Å

5. TERMS - 200 An area of land that has specific borders.

6. TERMS - 200 State Å

7. TERMS - 300 An area of land with specific borders that is controlled by a nation of people who share the same culture, history, and language.

8. TERMS - 300 Nation-state Å

9. TERMS - 400 A group of people that share the same language, culture, and history.

10. TERMS - 400 Nation Å

11. TERMS - 500 Idea that a person’s greatest loyalty should be to the nation of people who share the same language, culture, and history

12. TERMS - 500 Nationalism Å

13. NATIONALISM IN EUROPE - 100 Empire Greece won its independence from.

14. NATIONALISM IN EUROPE - 100 Ottoman Empire Å

15. NATIONALISM IN EUROPE - 200 Leader of the French Second Republic, elected in 1848.

16. NATIONALISM IN EUROPE - 200 Louis-Napoleon Å

17. NATIONALISM IN EUROPE - 300 Russian Czar who was known for his industrial reforms of the state.

18. NATIONALISM IN EUROPE - 300 Alexander II Å

19. NATIONALISM IN EUROPE - 400 Pressure from this group forced Austria to share power of the Austrian Empire.

20. NATIONALISM IN EUROPE - 400 Hungarians Å

21. NATIONALISM IN EUROPE - 500 Explain the effect that nationalism had on the multi-cultural empires.

22. NATIONALISM IN EUROPE - 500 Caused tension within the empire because each nation was trying to gain some power for itself at the expense of the empire. Å

23. LATIN AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE - 100 People of mixed European and Native ancestry.

24. LATIN AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE - 100 Mestizos Å

25. LATIN AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE - 200 First European colony in Latin America to gain its independence.

26. LATIN AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE - 200 Haiti Å

27. LATIN AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE - 300 Fought to free Venezuela from Spanish control.

28. LATIN AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE - 300 Simon Bolivar Å

29. LATIN AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE - 400 Significance of the Battle of Ayacucho.

30. LATIN AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE - 400 Last major battle for independence Å

31. LATIN AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE - 500 Established a constitutional monarchy in Mexico.

32. LATIN AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE - 500 Treaty of Cordoba Å

33. GERMAN UNIFICATION - 100 Wealthy, land-owning class of Prussia

34. GERMAN UNIFICATION - 100 Junkers Å

35. GERMAN UNIFICATION - 200 Prime minister of Prussia who would unite the country of Germany

36. GERMAN UNIFICATION - 200 Otto von Bismarck Å

37. GERMAN UNIFICATION - 300 Idea that it is necessary to do what is unpopular to further the power of your country. (“The reality of politics)

38. GERMAN UNIFICATION - 300 Realpolitik Å

39. GERMAN UNIFICATION - 400 War that finally united Germany.

40. GERMAN UNIFICATION - 400 Franco-Prussian War Å

41. GERMAN UNIFICATION - 500 King Wilhelm of Prussia was given this title at the end of German Unification.

42. GERMAN UNIFICATION - 500 Kaiser Å

43. ITALIAN UNIFICATION - 100 Italian state that led the unification of Northern Italy.

44. ITALIAN UNIFICATION - 100 Sardinia-Pidemont Å

45. ITALIAN UNIFICATION - 200 Known for uniting Southern Italy.

46. ITALIAN UNIFICATION - 200 Garibaldi Å

47. ITALIAN UNIFICATION - 300 Prime minister who used France to force Austria out of Northern Italy.

48. ITALIAN UNIFICATION - 300 Camillo di Cavour Å

49. ITALIAN UNIFICATION - 400 Color of shirt that Garibaldi would wear into battle.

50. ITALIAN UNIFICATION - 400 Red Å

51. ITALIAN UNIFICATION - 500 Italian nationalist who first stated the idea of uniting Italy under one rule

52. ITALIAN UNIFICATION - 500 Giuseppe Mazzini Å

53. Name three characteristics of a nation- state. Give one example of a state that achieved this. Give a wager