The Degree of the Growth of Nationalism in Germany up to 1850 Flashcards
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Political turmoil throughout 1840s - KU
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- During this time food prices were high due to bad harvests
- Unemployment led to revolutions throughout Europe
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Political turmoil throughout 1840s - A
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- In the states, German workers and peasants beginning to demand change
- Significant as people were beginning to work together to find political solutions to social problems - helped N grow
- People beginning to blame leaders as believed that a UG should be able to share resources evenly
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Political turmoil throughout 1840s - Bad KU
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- N evident during 1840 war scare resulting in threats from France to seize German territory in Rhine area
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Political turmoil throughout 1840s - A+
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- Showed that N was reactionary and only flared up in times of aggression, therefore not something that had grown consistently during time
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Political turmoil throughout 1840s - E
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- Overall N limited…
- Revolutions failed to take action, shows how short lived Nationalism was during time
- E.g - divide between Grossdeustch and Kleinsdeutsch supporters
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Collapse of the 1848 revolutions - KU
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- King of Prussia origniannly gave support to Nationalists
- Rode through streets with German flag after revolutions in Berlin - resulted in 300 deaths
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Collapse of the 1848 revolutions - A
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- Shows N was growing as key leaders were giving support to nationalists for UG, inspired others
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Collapse of the 1848 revolutions - Bad KU
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- However, revolution in Germany did not achieve all goals, King Frederick William IV of Prussia not prepared to support Frankfurt Parliament militarily or politically
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Collapse of the 1848 revolutions - A+
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- His rejection of crown of UG signalled end of revolutionary activity
- Shows GN still limited as it was too weak to capitalise on the leaders of the states being overthrown and the Prussian King originally supporting the cause
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Collapse of the 1848 revolutions - E
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- Overall N limited…
- Although many people contributed in protests, did not all have same priories
- Middle class wanted political changes peasants wanted political reforms