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What has been a direct effort of nationalism in Europe?
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What has been a direct effect in nationalism in Europe?
The formation of Germany Apex
How did the rise of nationalism in Germany lead to revolutions in Europe?
Except for the French Revolution in the 1700's there has been no revolutions in Europe and German nationalism has had nothing to do with the French Revolution. German nationalists were the cause the WW2 when Hitler took control of Germany.
Why was nationalism a force for change Europe?
Idfk
What factors contributed to European dominance in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries?
Three words: nationalism, imperialism, industrialism. Europe was the first region to industrialize, meaning it had access to superior weaponry before anyone else. Because of the superior weapons and strong military that Europe had been developing, this allowed for Europe to imperialize other regions, Africa in particular, and allowed for a stronghold over natural resources and was able to spread its own ideologies to other countries (such as nationalism).
What is the difference between liberal and extreme nationalism?
This is a slightly silly question or possibly one that hasn't been expressed very clearly. Is it liberal nationalism versus extreme nationalism? Or is it liberalism versus extreme nationalism?C.Glasnost
Whose time has been described as the 'seeding time of Indian Nationalism?
'seeding time of Indian Nationalism?
What is cultural nationalism?
A form of nationalism in which the nation is defined by a shared (inherited) culture, as opposed to, for instance, its ethnicity or its institutions. Cultural nationalism has been described as a variety of nationalism that is neither purely civic nor purely ethnic.
How did Jewish nationalism come to be?
Jewish Nationalism has been around since the origin of the religion, more than 3000 years ago. It has only been in the last 100 years that the hope of a re-established homeland has been realized.
Will you please give us at least 10 examples of indirect speech that is change to direct speech?
Indirect: He said that he was going to the store. Direct: He said, "I am going to the store." Indirect: She told me she had already finished her homework. Direct: She said, "I have already finished my homework." Indirect: They mentioned that they were planning a trip to Europe. Direct: They mentioned, "We are planning a trip to Europe." Indirect: The teacher explained that the test would be next week. Direct: The teacher explained, "The test will be next week." Indirect: He confessed that he had broken the vase. Direct: He confessed, "I broke the vase." Indirect: She informed me that the meeting had been rescheduled. Direct: She informed me, "The meeting has been rescheduled." Indirect: The boss mentioned that the deadline had been extended. Direct: The boss mentioned, "The deadline has been extended." Indirect: They suggested that we should leave early. Direct: They suggested, "We should leave early." Indirect: He admitted that he had forgotten to bring his phone. Direct: He admitted, "I forgot to bring my phone." Indirect: She advised me to study harder for the exam. Direct: She advised, "You should study harder for the exam."
Has nationalism been a blessing or a curse for the 20th century?
The real curse is globalism
The two issues when to Eastern European nationalism have been?
go s*ck it
How did the papacy and Catholic church respond to the rise of Italian nationalism?
Pope Pius IX responded with the Allocution in 1848.Where previously he may have appeared to be fairly liberal and reforming he then denounced any Catholic involvement in the expulsion of Austria or any form of nationalism. Seeing as the growth of nationalism would have resulted in regional leaders being overthrown he would not support it. The Allocution stated that because rulers had been given their position by God it was not justifiable to overthrow them.The Pope also excommunicated anyone involved with Mazzini's Roman Republic of February 1849. The papacy and the Catholic church became very anti-nationalism. This simply reflected the general feeling in Europe at the time that nationalism was a bad thing. It all sprouted from the French revolution and the rise of Napoleon.
