8.1 Nationalism and The Spread of Democracy

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Nationalism and Democracy Quiz

Test your knowledge on the historical events and ideologies that shaped nationalism and the spread of democracy in Europe! This quiz covers key figures, concepts, and significant movements that influenced society.

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The role of ideologies
The impact of nationalism
Key revolutions and their outcomes

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What is an ideology?

Dealing with religious affairs

System of thought and belief

Hold close to or be consumed by

Focus strictly on a subject at hand

Who did the Conservatives consist of

Burgeousie and middle class

Lower classes and some newspaper writers

The Monarchs and their officials, noble landowners, and church leaders

Business owners, bankers, and lawyers as well as Politicians, newspaper editors, and writers

What was the Concert of Europe

Bunch of guys who wanted to throw a rock party in Europe

Monarchs who worked together to suppress revolts

Bourgeoisie who worked together to overthrow the monarchs

ITS A MIII, A MARRIIOOOO

Why didn't Metternich specifically like freedom of the press?

It was corrupt and did not support those in europe

It was expensive and unnecessary :)

It was spreading the revolution's ideologies throughout europe

It was spreading conservative ideologies throughout europe

Who embraced the Enlightenment and wanted a revolution for their freedoms, including mainly their rights?

Liberals

Nationalists

Bourgeoisie

Middle class

What did the liberals believe about the governments involvement in their lives and economic systems

They should be involved to help better lively hood and economical situations

They should have nothing to deal with the people at all (abstain, refrain, and contain themselves)

They should protect their natural rights, with limited power and have very little involvement in their economical systems

The should table that one for a while(Kachow! You just got lighting McQueened!)

What did the Universal Manhood Suffrage do

Gave adult men the right to vote

Gave only the monarchs a right to vote

Gave the rights to all women of every walk of life to vote for a leader

Allowed the people to vote, but not the lower class because they are stinky

Why were the Nationalists different from the Liberals

They we fine with the "old order" but we kind of "band-wagon" sort of people

They were more for gaining independence with their own nationality and their ethnic groups

They didn't want more independence for their ethnic groups, but they actually wanted a mix of the nationalities, so segregation would stop

They liked cookies

Why did Nationalism grow so fast in Europe

People began to understand the importance of buzz lightyear and his missions to the intergalactic space stations

Due to all the wars and different treaties, marriages and etc. The people were getting mixed

KACHHHOOOWWW

Well, it turns out that the people were like "Hey! We cam be living in these nasty and stinky conditions" then the monarchs were like "Yes you can!"

What is autonomy

Self-rule

Ideal of human living

Wanting or desire for freedom

An ideology geared toward the "common sense" theology

The conservatives caved in due to the greek efforts, thus the greeks gained some form of unopposed freedom

True

False

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