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    Nationalism rose in Europe following the French Revolution. Liberal nationalism in the early 19th century promoted national unity and stood for ideas like limited suffrage and freedom of the press. After 1815, a customs union formed in Germany that united many German states. Secret societies spread nationalist ideas across Europe. In the 1830s, food shortages and unemployment fueled popular revolts. The educated middle class also led revolutions in 1848 seeking more autonomy. Germany and Italy both unified in the mid-19th century, with Prussia playing a dominant role in German unification. Nationalism was promoted through the visualization of nations as female forms. By the late 19th century, nationalism fueled imperial rivalries between European powers over territories

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    Nationalism rose in Europe following the French Revolution. Liberal nationalism in the early 19th century promoted national unity and stood for ideas like limited suffrage and freedom of the press. After 1815, a customs union formed in Germany that united many German states. Secret societies spread nationalist ideas across Europe. In the 1830s, food shortages and unemployment fueled popular revolts. The educated middle class also led revolutions in 1848 seeking more autonomy. Germany and Italy both unified in the mid-19th century, with Prussia playing a dominant role in German unification. Nationalism was promoted through the visualization of nations as female forms. By the late 19th century, nationalism fueled imperial rivalries between European powers over territories

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    Nationalism rose in Europe following the French Revolution. Liberal nationalism in the early 19th century promoted national unity and stood for ideas like limited suffrage and freedom of the press. After 1815, a customs union formed in Germany that united many German states. Secret societies spread nationalist ideas across Europe. In the 1830s, food shortages and unemployment fueled popular revolts. The educated middle class also led revolutions in 1848 seeking more autonomy. Germany and Italy both unified in the mid-19th century, with Prussia playing a dominant role in German unification. Nationalism was promoted through the visualization of nations as female forms. By the late 19th century, nationalism fueled imperial rivalries between European powers over territories

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    THE RISE OF NATIONALISM IN EUROPE

    The French Revolution & the Idea of Nation

    The Aristocracy & the New


    A New Conservation after The Revolutionaries
    Middle class What did liberal Nationalism
    1815
    stand for?

    In 1789, the members of this Secret societies were set up in


    In 1834, a customs union or
    class were united by a common Ideas of national unity in early
    Zolverein was formed; at the Germany, France, Switzerland &
    way of life that cut across nineteenth century. Europe was
    initiative of Prussia & was joined by Poland. Mazzini relentlessly
    regional divisions. A working closely allied to the ideology of
    most of the German states. One of opposed the monarchy
    class population & a middle class liberalism. Napoleonic Code
    the major issues taken up was
    (which was composed of reverted to the earlier system
    freedom of the press.
    industrialists, businessmen & of limited suffrage

    professionals) made the new


    social groups.
    Age of Revolutions: 1830 -1848

    The Romantic imagination & National Feeling 1848: The Revolution of Liberals
    Hunger, Hardship & Popular Revolt

    The emphasis on vernacular Parallel to the revolts of the poor,


    In 1830`s food shortage &
    language & the collection of local unemployed & starving peasants &
    widespread unemployment brought
    folklore was not to recover an workers in many European countries
    the population of Paris out on the
    ancient national spirit, but also in the year 1848, a revolution led
    roads.
    to carry modern nationalist by the educated middle class
    message to large audiences who underway. The Habsburg rulers
    were mostly illiterate. granted more autonomy to the
    Hungarians in 1867
    Making Of Germany & Italy

    Germany- Can the Army be the The Strange Case of Britain


    Italy Unified
    Architect of a Nation?

    The nation building process in The primary identities of the people


    During the middle of the nineteenth
    the Germany had demonstrated who inhabited the British isles were
    century, Italy was divided into seven
    the dominance of Prussian state ethnic ones-such as English, Welsh,
    states, of which only one, Sardina-
    power. Prussian practices often Scot & Irish. The act of union 1707
    Piedmont, was ruled by an Italian
    become a model for the rest of between England & Scotland resulted
    princely house.
    Germany. in the formation of the Great
    Britain.
    Visualizing the Nation Nationalism & Imperialism

    The female form that was chosen to personify the nation These rivalries were very evident in the way the Balkan problem
    sought to give the abstract idea of the nation a concrete unfolded. Each power Russia, Germany, England, Austro-
    form. Hungary-was keen on countering the hold of other powers over
    the Balkans, & extending its own control over the area.
    e.g. Germania

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