What led to the change in the world in the 19th century?

• Religious conflicts

• Scientific discoveries

• Industrial revolution

• Ideas about sovereignty

What were the conditions that led to dozens of revolutions in Europe in 1848?

• Economic prosperity

• Political stability

• Social equality

• Bad harvests

What happened to the revolutions in Europe in 1848?

• They resulted in peaceful negotiations

• They led to alliances with liberals

• They started fighting amongst themselves

• They succeeded and led to stable governments

What did the Atlantic revolutions help birth in the eighteenth century?

• Colonization

• Nationalism

• Industrialization

• Feudalism

In which empires did ethnic groups start demanding their own independent nation-states?

• Ottoman and Austrian Empires

• Russian and Chinese Empires

• British and French Empires

• Mughal and Persian Empires

How did people in Italy and Germany use nationalism in the nineteenth century?

• To establish colonies in Africa

• To break away from the Ottoman Empire

• To unite many different states into larger nation-states

• To form alliances with the Austrian Empire

What developed as states and empires dissolved in the 19th century?

• New nation-states

• New religious institutions

• New economic systems

• New social classes

What did the unification of new peoples and states lead to during the 'long 19th century'?

• Tensions amongst enemies and friends

• Peace and stability

• Scientific advancements

• Economic prosperity

What will students evaluate in this week's lesson?

• The effects of revolution and nationalism

• The development of modern technology

• The impact of industrialization

• The history of ancient civilizations

What will students analyze in this week's lesson?

• The history of political alliances

• The economic and social effects of revolution and nationalism

• The impact of religious conflicts

• The development of artistic movements