Nationalism And Communication

Question 0

Young Europe

Answer 0

1834

Question 1

Young Italy

Answer 1

1831

Question 2

Friends of Italy

Answer 2

1850

Question 3

National Society

Answer 3

1857 - helped establish a base for Italian nationalism amongst the educated middle class

Question 4

Duties of Man

Answer 4

1859

Question 5

Risorgimento

Answer 5

1833-1871

Question 6

Expedition of the thousand

Answer 6

1860

Question 7

Camillo di Cavour as PM

Answer 7

1852-1859

Question 8

Crimean War

Answer 8

1854-56- End of Holy Alliance

Question 9

Ems dispatch

Answer 9

1870

Question 10

Bismarck as PM of Prussia

Answer 10

1862-72; 1873-90

Question 11

Bismarck as chancellor of German Empire

Answer 11

1871-90

Question 12

Northern German Confederation

Answer 12

1866

Question 13

Requirement for communities to provide schooling in France

Answer 13

1833 - at the same time England reject schooling requirement considering education the private sphere

Question 14

Compulsory education in England

Answer 14

1880

Question 15

English postal system

Answer 15

Est. 1839

Question 16

Gustave Coubert “The Stone Breakers”

Answer 16

1849

Question 17

“Madame Bovary” Coubert

Answer 17

1856

Question 18

Paris Commune

Answer 18

1871

Question 19

“War and Peace”

Answer 19

1865

Question 20

Country, nation according to Mazzini quote

Answer 20

In his “essay on the duties of man addressed to Workingmen” 1858 he stated “the true country is a community of free men an equals bound together in fraternal concord to labour towards a common aim”

Question 21

Cavour and Bismarck

Answer 21

Realpolitik and romantic nationalism as tools to promote unification

Question 22

Musicians that inspired nationalism in Germany and Italy

Answer 22

Richard Wagner and Giuseppe Verdi

Question 23

Three ways to unify Italy

Answer 23

1. Republican - Garibaldi and Mazzini
2. Neo-Guelf - centralization of Italy around the pope
3. Monarchy - Cavour and a Victor Emanuel, King of Piedmont Sardinia.