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They didn't. The Peace of Westphalia in 1648 did, strictly speaking.
Well nationalism has it roots in French Revolution, at late XVII and at begining of XIX century some nations began to feel it national pride, before that countries just were loyal to king, there was beleaf that kings power was given by God, that was apsolutistic monarchy...When French revolution ocured, people was angry and miserable for bad life, while aristocracy lived good, so as the church. French revolution bolished king, and putted people as prime, that is diference between monarchy and republic, republic belogns to people while monarch at least in those days were property of king and aristocracy not people...So when Napoleon came to power, people were thinking he is the descendence of French revolution...Ofcoures Napoleon disminished the Inquisition that was one of mechanism of repression and terror...When Napoleon wars happened, some of major empires that had kept other nation in bondage for many years were busy fighting Napoleon...That gave opening to some nations to form national identity, and to fight their captors....So end of XVIII and begining and middle of XIX was time of revolution and nationalism...So during 1804 to 1813 we have Serbian revolution that fights Turkish Otoman empire that lead Greece to fight also Turks and some of Balkan nations, than middle of XIX century Oto von Bismark unified Germany, than Garibald united Italy...Anyway nationalism was creation of national fealing trow Europe, thanks to Napoleon wars...
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How did Napoleon encourage nationalism amongst the people he conquered?
he just attacked them
How did the idea of nationalism threaten Napoleon's French empire?
Type your answer here... He conquered several different ethnic groups that wanted their own freedom
Who was Napoleon Buonaparte and when was he born?
Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military commander who named himself Emperor, was loved by his countrymen, and conquered many European countries, and a powerful proponent of French nationalism, which gave birth to the fierce nationalism we see in nearly every country in the world today. For some great info, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Napoleon_I_of_France
What impact did the Napoleonic Wars have on the spread of nationalism across Europe?
Napoleon's conquest of numerous countries created a surge of nationalism. Many conquered peoples had not thought of themselves as coming from a distinct historical and cultural background, but when the French soldiers arrived, they knew instinctively that they were not French. This growth of an ethnic consciousness became the basis upon which ethnic nationalism (the dominant form of nationalism in Europe) formed.
Who brought the ideas of nationalism to Germany and Italy?
napoleon
What did Napoleon value over individual rights?
nationalism
In each of the areas Napoleon conquered and added to his empire he established this type of government.?
Napoleon established a monarchy in the areas he conquered and added to his empire.
In each of the areas Napoleon conquered and added to his empire he established this type of government?
Napoleon established a monarchy in the areas he conquered and added to his empire.
What was the country not conquered by Napoleon?
The United Kingdom.
Who brought the first ideas of nationalism to Italy and Germany?
napoleon
What was a serious problem in the French Empire under Napoleon?
Nationalism
Whats Napoleon's rise to power engendered the response of?
nationalism
