Age of Ideologies I (nationalism, notes) Flashcards
Nationalism arose out of what?
An awareness of being part of a community that had common institutions, traditions, language, and customs
After what period did nationalism become a popular force?
French Revolution
Of all of the early 19th century ideologies, nationalism was considered the most what? Why?
Radical; Had the potential to derail the status quo and balance of power
Nationalism was the dominant ideology of which time period?
19th and 20th centuries
Who was the Hungarian proponent of nationalism? What was his group called? Who was he hated by?
Louis Kossuth; Magyars; Austria
Who was the Italian proponent of nationalism? What did he lead and what its goal Who was it against?
Giuseppe Mazzini; Risorgimento (Resurgence) to achieve a united Italy; Austria and Spain
Who were the South American proponents of nationalism?
Simón Bolivar and José de San Martin
Which groups of people were proponents of nationalism?
Greek exiles, Belgians, Polish, Italians, Germans, and Burschenshaften
Who were the Belgians against? Who vowed made a vow to them, and what was it?
Netherlands; Britain vowed to protect Belgian neutrality
What are the twin meanings of nationalism?
Pride, love, and devotion to a particular group, and the process of achieving self-determination
In nationalism, where does one’s identity rest? What type of loyalty?
Nation; Primary political loyalty
Nationalism forms a natural alliance with what other ideology? Why?
Liberalism; Freedom can only be achieve by those who rule themselves
What European country achieved nationhood in 1830? What type of government did they have? Who defended their neutrality?
Belgium; Constitutional monarchy; Britain
In which 2 countries did nationalist revolts fail?
Poland and Italy
What successful revolt took place in the 1820s? What was it ended by?
Greek Revolt; Treaty of Adrianopole