rise of nationalism in Europe Flashcards
painting of Fredric Sorrieu
1) 4 painting series (first print)
2) visualizing the dream of a democratic and social republic
3) people of Europe marching to give respect to the Statue of Liberty
4) statue with the torch of enlightment on one charterer of rights men in the other
nation - state
majority of citizens and not only its ruler come to develop a sense of common identity and shared history
modern state
practice by which a centralised power exercise control over a clearly defined terretory
Collective Identity in France
1) la patrie and le citoyen to emphasise idea of equal rights
2) new french flag
3)estate general
4)hyms and oath in name of nation
5)central administration system
6)uniform system of wheight and measurement
7) french language
civil code
- abolished privileges based on birth
- freed peasant from feudal dues.
- guild restriction removed
- tranportation and communication system was improvised
Conservatives
The conservatives believed in traditional institutions of state and society and the believed in church, monarchy, social hierarchies, property and the family should be preserved.
liberalism
political sphere
1. end of autocracy
2.wanted government by contest
3.did not talk about universal suffrage
# economic sphere
1.abolish state imposed restriction on movement of good
wanted uniform weightage system
Zollverein
traders and businessman had to pay many taxes due to which price of good increased also there was no uniform measurement system. so came together to form zollverein
abolished tariff barriers and reduced no. of currency from 30 to 2
treaty of Vienna
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1815 European powers like Britain, Russia, Prussia, and Austria defeated napoleon in the battle of water loo and met in Vienna for the settlement of Europe.
Power was restored by the bourbon dynasty
France lost all its territories in the battle
39 states of German confederation formed by napoleon were left untouched.
Borders were made to prevent France from expanding.
Giuseppe Mazzini
member of carbonari
found 2 society :-
young italy in merseilles
young europe in berne
believed god had intended nation to be the natural unit of man kind.
“most dangerous enemy for our social order” - Duke matternich
greek war of independence
1) Part of ottoman empire.
2)growth of revolutionaries sparked struugle for independence among the greek in 1821.
3)support from greeks living in exile.
4)poets and artitians mobilsed public opinion.
5)treaty of constantinapole of 1832 recogonised greeks as independent nation.
romantisism
1)cultural movement where poets and heart issues represented the National sentiments through paintings and poems
2)they generally focus on emotions and mystical feelings
3)Their effort was to create a sense of a shared collective heritage, a common cultural past.
What role did language play in developing nationalist sentiments in Poland?
Language played an important role in developing nationalist sentiments in Poland. After Russian occupation, the Polish language was forced out of schools and the Russian language was imposed everywhere.
many people began to use polish language as a weapon of national resistance polish was used for church gathering
hunger, hardship and revolt
The 1830s were years of great economic hardship in Europe. The first half of the nineteenth century saw an enormous increase in population all over Europe. ii In 1848 food shortages and widespread unemployment brought the population of Paris out on the roads. Barricades were erected and Louis Philippe was forced to flee. A National Assembly proclaimed a Republic granted suffrage to all adult males above 21 and guaranteed the right to work. National workshops to provide employment were set up.
revolution in german region
1)middle class proffeisionals came together in city of frankfurt to elect all german national assembly.
2)on 18 may 1848, 831 elected representative marched to take place in frankfurt parliament
3)drafted constitution for a german nation to be headed by a monarch subject to parliament.
4)prussian king rejected joined monarch to oppose the elected representative.