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NationalismAnd
unification
Industrializationimpact
IR and social
change
Political Philosophies
Vocabulary Misc.
Final Question
Which nation became the leader of unified Germany?
A 100
Prussia
A 100
Why did Austria oppose German Unification?
A 200
Feared unification would strip them of more power and hurt their economy
A 200
Why was German unification unsettling to France?
A 300
They feared that Germany would outcompete them
militarily, politically, and economically.
A 300
Why did the German Middle Class support Germany
unifying into one nation?
A 400
They wanted increased rights and thought this was a chance to write a new constitution that would give them greater
influence in governmentThey felt they deserved greater influence because they contributed financially to the German States by creating
jobs
A 400
What is Realpolitik?
Describe an example of of Realpolitik used by Bismarck.
A 500
The idea that policies are based on what will make the state strongest, not principles or morals
various
A 500
Define Industrialization
B 100
-A movement that changed the way people lived and worked with mechanization and the factory system.
B 100
Describe an example of how the IR changed transportation
and communication.
B 200
-Various
B 200
What are the 6 positive effects brought by the IR?
B 300
B 300
1. New inventions make life easier
2. Raises the standard of living for middle and upper class
3. Creates new jobs for workers
4. Helps Britain become a wealthy nation
5. Creates a sense of possibility for upward mobility
6. “Modern” nations today are Industrialized
What are the 5 Negative Impacts of the IR?
B 400
B 400
1. Urbanization: Doubled or quadrupled population in cities
2. Pollution: Factory waste
3. Lowers standard of living for working class
4. Poor working conditions
5. Growing gap between wealthy and poor
Why/how did the industrial Revolution put pressure on
Parliament for it to change laws regarding representation?
B 500
The population of Britain had gone from mostly rural to mostly urban
And the cities had less of a voice in government
B 500
How did the French Revolution affect how people
thought of the changes brought by the Industrial
Revolution?
C 100
It encouraged the idea that there was something wrong
with the gap between the wealthy and the poor
And that equality should be a goal of society and the
government
C 100
How did the Enlightenment affect how people thought of the changes brought by the
Industrial Revolution?
C 200
It created the idea that equality existed and that each human could and should be celebrated for their
achievements/respected
C 200
How did Unions attempt to solve problems created by Industrialization? (2ways)
C 300
Collectively bargain for increases in wages and improved working conditions
To have all workers strike if their demands are not met
C 300
What was the Factory Act of 1850
C 400
Limited the hours that a child could work to 60 a week and daily to 10.5
C 400
Why did Communism fail to achieve its goals in the
1800s?
C 500
Nationalism won out – ppl saw themselves as citizens of a nation rather than by social
class (job)The governments at the time creates social
welfare programs
C 500
Which term = A political philosophy that believes policy should create the greatest
good for the greatest number of people
D 100
Utilitarianism
D 100
Describe the political philosophy of Radical
Socialism (communism)
D 200
A political philosophy whose goal is to create a classless society by
means of violent revolution (between proletariat and
bourgeoisie) wherein there is no private ownership
D 200
Which term = A political philosophy that believes government needs to not regulate
business and allow supply and demand to shape the economy
D 300
Capitalism
D 300
Define Utopianism
D 400
A political philosophy that wants to see a perfect
community created where all people control the
government, share work, and share profits evenly
D 400
What are 2 reforms supported by the Chartist
Movement?
D 500
D 500
Universal male suffrage and a secret ballot
Who is Otto Von Bismarck?
E 100
The man responsible for unifying the independent German states into one
nation
E 100
Nationalism
E 200
Feeling pride in your country to the pointWhere you feel superior to others.
E 200
How did Britain’s Reform Act of 1832 address the concerns of the middle
class?
E 300
It expanded suffrage to middle class men
E 300
Who was William I?
E 400
King of Prussia, 1st Kaiser of unified Germany
E 400
What 3 traits define a nation?
E 500
1. A group of people who share a leader/government
2. A group of people who see themselves as unified and sharing certain traits
3. Defined by a territory but if you leave (e.g. visit Canada) you are still a part of the nation
E 500
How did becoming one nation affect Germany’s
economy?
F 100
It helped to grow their economy through industrialization and a common currency
F 100
How did becoming one nation affect Germany’s rules
for suffrage?
F 200
It expanded to include all males
F 200
How did Bismarck keep workers happy when
Industrialization created problems in Germany?
F 300
He creates social welfare programs run by the
government to decrease the influence of the socialist
party
F 300
Why did nationalism unify Germany but tear Austria and the
Ottoman Empires apart?
(2 reasons)
F 400
G was not ethnically diverse, A and O included many different kinds of people
who saw themselves as unique and wanted their own nations.
They also lacked strong leadership
F 400
Why did the Dual Monarchy not solve the
problems in Austria-Hungary?
F 500
It only addressed the concerns of one ethnic group and ignored the
others
F 500
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of nationalism?
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