Deck 20: Nationalism and Identity

Question 1

Which nation did Freeman cite as an example of an "artificial nation"?

A) Germany
B) Italy
C) Hungary
D) Switzerland

Answer 1

D

Question 2

To Freeman, _________ defined national identity.

Answer 2

language

Question 3

In the 17th century nation was often used exclusively to designate the aristocracy.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

Nationalism is particularly associated with _______.

A) the Enlightenment
B) Romanticism
C) Liberalism
D) Conservatism

Question 5

The ________ took the lead in the German Confederation.

Question 6

Who was offered, but refused the crown of a "Lesser Germany"?

A) Otto Von Bismarck
B) Metternich
C) Friedrich Wilhelm IV
D) Napoleon III

Question 7

Under the leadership of ______________ the Prussian army beat its neighbors into submission.

Question 8

Once united, Germany embraced the ethnic divisions within itself.

Question 9

The Crimean War was in:

A) 1829-30
B) 1854-6
C) 1863-5
D) 1880-81

Question 10

Before Italian unification, Vittorio Emmanuel II was king of

A) Corsica
B) Mallorca
C) Piedmont-Sardinia
D) Sicily

Question 11

The Italian south was conquered by:

A) Cavour
B) Bismarck
C) Napoleon III
D) Garibaldi

Question 12

At the Battle of Mohacs the Ottomans defeated:

A) The Greeks
B) The Slavs
C) The Magyars
D) The Austrians

Question 13

The Oath of Supremacy was sworn to which monarchy?

A) British
B) French
C) Ottoman
D) German

Question 14

The Act of Union united which parliament with England's?

A) France
B) Ireland
C) Scotland
D) Wales

Question 15

The Catholic Emancipation Act was in:

A) 1829
B) 1832
C) 1801
D) 1889

Question 16

How many people died during the Great Famine?

A) 500,000-1million
B) 1-1.5 million
C) 2-2.5 million
D) 3 million

Question 17

Which European city had more than 40,000 Jews around 1880?

A) Prague
B) Rome
C) Bruges
D) Paris

Question 18

Theodore Herzl organized the first _________.

Question 19

Anti-Semitism was particularly vicious in the ______.

Question 20

Al-Nahda meant "the awakening."