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The Rise of Nationalism in Europe MCQ Quiz
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30 questions
Who founded Young Italy?
- A republic
- Giuseppe Mazzini
- The Prussian king rejected the crown
- Competing nationalisms
The Napoleonic Code was introduced in which year?
- Treaty of Constantinople
- A republic
- Franco-Prussian War
- 1804
Which country fought for independence from Ottoman rule in 1821?
- Greece
- Freedom
- Restore the conservative order
- Treaty of Constantinople
Who hosted the Congress of Vienna?
- Metternich
- 1804
- Marianne
- Giuseppe Garibaldi
What was the main aim of the Congress of Vienna?
- Restore the conservative order
- 1871
- Ottoman Empire
- Culture, folklore and shared identity
What did liberalism emphasise?
- Ottoman Empire
- Individual freedom and equality before law
- The Balkans
- Culture, folklore and shared identity
What was the Zollverein?
- Sardinia-Piedmont
- A new era
- Peace
- A customs union of German states
Who became chief architect of German unification?
- An elected assembly seeking German unity
- Ideas of liberty, equality and nationhood
- Otto von Bismarck
- Formation of nation-states and imperial rivalry
In which year was the German Empire proclaimed?
- A republic
- Individual freedom and equality before law
- 1871
- Heroism
Who led the Red Shirts?
- Formation of nation-states and imperial rivalry
- 1804
- The Balkans
- Giuseppe Garibaldi
Which Italian state led unification?
- Sardinia-Piedmont
- Ideas of liberty, equality and nationhood
- Treaty of Constantinople
- Germania
Who was the female allegory of France?
- Marianne
- A republic
- 1871
- Treaty of Constantinople
Who symbolised the German nation?
- Germania
- Metternich
- A customs union of German states
- Giuseppe Mazzini
What did Romanticism promote?
- Heroism
- Culture, folklore and shared identity
- A customs union of German states
- United Kingdom of Great Britain
What was the Frankfurt Parliament?
- An elected assembly seeking German unity
- A new era
- Giuseppe Mazzini
- Otto von Bismarck
Why did the Frankfurt Parliament fail?
- Freedom
- An elected assembly seeking German unity
- The Prussian king rejected the crown
- Metternich
Which region became a centre of nationalist tension?
- Giuseppe Mazzini
- Freedom
- 1804
- The Balkans
Which empire ruled much of the Balkans before nationalist movements?
- An elected assembly seeking German unity
- Freedom
- A customs union of German states
- Ottoman Empire
What did broken chains symbolise?
- An elected assembly seeking German unity
- Freedom
- Sardinia-Piedmont
- Metternich
What did the oak crown on Germania symbolise?
- Heroism
- Formation of nation-states and imperial rivalry
- An elected assembly seeking German unity
- Franco-Prussian War
What did the olive branch symbolise?
- Giuseppe Garibaldi
- Sardinia-Piedmont
- Peace
- 1804
What did the rising sun symbolise?
- A new era
- A customs union of German states
- Heroism
- Germania
What did the Act of Union of 1707 create?
- A republic
- United Kingdom of Great Britain
- Giuseppe Garibaldi
- Greece
Which war helped complete German unification?
- Peace
- A republic
- Metternich
- Franco-Prussian War
What was the main impact of the French Revolution on Europe?
- Restore the conservative order
- Marianne
- Ideas of liberty, equality and nationhood
- The Prussian king rejected the crown
What did the 1848 revolution in France establish?
- Culture, folklore and shared identity
- Restore the conservative order
- Germania
- A republic
Which treaty recognised Greek independence?
- An elected assembly seeking German unity
- Greece
- Treaty of Constantinople
- Heroism
Who was associated with Italian unification as chief minister of Sardinia-Piedmont?
- 1804
- The Prussian king rejected the crown
- A republic
- Camillo de Cavour
What was a major effect of nationalism by the late nineteenth century?
- A new era
- Formation of nation-states and imperial rivalry
- Otto von Bismarck
- Sardinia-Piedmont
What was a major cause of tension in the Balkans?
- Competing nationalisms
- Peace
- 1871
- Formation of nation-states and imperial rivalry