Unit 3: Nationalism and Imperialism

The primary leader in unifying Italy was:

• Otto von Bismarck

• Camillo Cavour

• Victor Emmanuel II

• Giuseppe Mazzini

Define Realpolitik –

• Realpolitik is a system of politics or principles based on practical rather than moral or ideological considerations.

• Realpolitik is a form of government that emphasizes religious values.

• Realpolitik is a political theory that prioritizes environmental concerns over economic growth.

• Realpolitik is a diplomatic approach that focuses on cultural exchange and mutual understanding.

Who believed in the “blood and iron” theory to unify Germany?

• Otto von Bismarck

• Karl Marx

• Friedrich Engels

• Wilhelm II

Define Nationalism –

• a deep devotion to one's country based on a shared commonality such as culture and history.

• Nationalism is a form of government where a single party rules the nation without opposition.

• Nationalism is the belief in the superiority of one race over others, leading to discrimination and prejudice.

• Nationalism is an economic system where the state controls all means of production and distribution.

Know the three types of Nationalist Movements: a. Unification b. Separation c. State-Building

• Unification, Separation, State-Building

• Unification, Integration, State-Building

• Unification, Separation, Nation-Building

• Union, Separation, State-Building

Which of the following are examples of positive nationalism?

• Xenophobia and isolationism

• People overcoming their differences for the common good

• Racism and discrimination

• Imperialism and colonialism

The ideology that led to the unification of Germany and the breakup of Austria Hungary was:

• Liberalism

• Nationalism

• Socialism

• Imperialism

The events that led to German unification were:

• The Franco-Prussian War and the leadership of Otto von Bismarck

• The American Civil War and the leadership of Abraham Lincoln

• The French Revolution and the leadership of Napoleon Bonaparte

• The Industrial Revolution and the leadership of Queen Victoria

Nation builders expanding their empire usually entailed taking away what from others?

• Land

• Culture

• Resources

• Freedom

In what area of the world did Britain move to compensate for the loss of North America?

• China

• India

• Australia

• Latin America