Napoleon had different effects in Continental Europe and in the United Kingdom, both leading to nationalism by contrasting the local culture with that of Napoleon.
Continental Europe
After Napoleon had subdued most of Continental Europe, most of the various peoples of Europe were drafted into the French Army to defend the new French Empire. However, people began to realize that they had unique customs and traditions. While they had no concept of coherent local identity, they could tell that whatever they were, they were not French. This provided the groundswells that would lead to the Nationalist movements as each of these conquered groups began to articulate what their cultural views were, how they defined themselves, and their historical narratives.
In the following decades, nationalism played a vital role in uniting the nation-states of Germany and Italy which had previously resisted attempts at unification even though the peoples of various small principalities shared linguistic and cultural traits. Conversely, nationalism played a strong part in ripping up large multi-ethnic empires like Austria-Hungary, Russia, and the Ottoman Empire, with the latter being beset by Greek, Bulgarian, and Serbian independence movements that actually achieved success.
United Kingdom
Napoleon served as a unifying figure for the British in the sense that they could easily define themselves in opposition to him and his desire for conquest. Especially after Napoleon had subdued most of Continental Europe, Britain became defined as the sole resistor to Napoleon's attacks and British people rallied to this new definition of the lone democracy against an authoritarian empire.
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well for nationalism, countries were extremely proud and willing to fight for their country. for militarism, when one country started militarizing, the others started. It was an arms race, each one trying to out do the other.
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They Rise Nationalism of Indians
The rise of nationalism led to the first World War because nations and the people in them wanted to fight for and protect their own countries. Nationalism is what led the Austrian's to declare war when Archduke Ferdinand was killed.
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Answer: L. van Beethoven was born in 1770 and passed away in 1827. He lived in the Classical era, yet he is considered by many to be the first romantic Composer. He lived in a period of high social turmoil in a Europe plagued by the Napoleonic Wars and the rise of Nationalism.
The rise of napoleon was a step towards democracy because his coming to power spread nationalism all across Europe. Nationalism gave people the idea that they could revolt and create their own democratic governments. The french loved Napoleon because, although they did not have democracy, Napoleon made them feel like they played a part in everything he did. So, although they did not vote him in, they didn't oppose him either.
The rise of nationalism my not be healthy for international relations.
well for nationalism, countries were extremely proud and willing to fight for their country. for militarism, when one country started militarizing, the others started. It was an arms race, each one trying to out do the other.
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It gave rise to Philippine Nationalism.
nationalism
They Rise Nationalism of Indians
The rise of nationalism led to the first World War because nations and the people in them wanted to fight for and protect their own countries. Nationalism is what led the Austrian's to declare war when Archduke Ferdinand was killed.