Nationalism & Imperialism Fast & Curious

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Which is NOT a core part of nationalism: Identifying strongly with your nation, Putting your nation's needs ahead of the needs of all others, Accepting the detriment or harm of other groups for the benefit of your nation, Pledging allegiance to your nation?

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Pledging allegiance to your nation

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Which of the following would not lead to a strong sense of nationalism in a country? Being invaded, Invading an enemy, Sharing a history or culture, Speaking different languages

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Speaking different languages

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An example of a nation-state is...

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Japan

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What country was called "The Sick Man of Europe" because many ethnic groups had revolts and declared independence, and other European countries were trying to take its land?

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Ottoman Empire

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Which country consolidated power under one somewhat democratic government, industrialized, created a conscript army that made the people feel more patriotic (after initial resistance), and nationalized its education system starting in 1868?

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Japan

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Which does not describe Otto Von Bismarck's "Realpolitik" that he used to run Germany? Options: Priotizing practicality of benefiting the German people over what was ethical, Ignoring the democratic government's wishes, increasing taxes to strengthen the military, Ignoring what was considered the "reality" of politics

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Ignoring what was considered the "reality" of politics

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Who was the first Kaiser (emperor) of the united kingdom of Germany?

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Wilhelm I

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Who marched from Sicily to Northern Italy, conquering all of Italy (except Rome) creating a unified Italy?

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Giuseppe Garibaldi

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What is a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force?

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Imperialism

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Which words match these descriptions in the correct order:
1) A territory is fully governed by a foreign power (political, social, economic)
2) Local government has some autonomy, but foreign power manages defense and foreign relations
3) Foreign power has economic privileges that lead to strong influence, but no political control?

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['colony', 'protectorate', 'spheres of influence']