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Who founded young Italy movement anchor organization behind the unification of Italy in nineteenth century?

Garibaldi


What nation in the nineteenth century unification upset the balance of power in Europe?

Germany


What was the Jewish Reform movement in the nineteenth century for?

popularize Yiddish


What movement replaced Neoclassicism in the early nineteenth century?

Romanticism


Which of these would have had the LEAST effect on late nineteenth century American industrialization?

the abolition movement


Party organization in the nineteenth century was much more formal than it is today.?

Yes, in the nineteenth century, party organization was highly structured and centralized, with party elites making decisions and controlling resources. Today, party organization is more decentralized and participatory, with a greater emphasis on grassroots activism and engagement.


The nineteenth century was when?

The nineteenth century was from 1800 - 1899.


What was the nineteenth-century movement of settlers and immigrants form the Easter US to the Midwest and west?

Westward Expansion


Which religious movement reforms resulted in social reforms in the mid-nineteenth century?

Second Great Awakening


A form of education which illustrated the popular desire for new information in the late nineteenth century was the?

Chautauqua movement


What time period was concerned with the impact of social and natural forces on the individual?

Naturalism was a late nineteenth century movement growing out of the realist movement.


Need of unification in Germany 19th century?

It's unclear whether the question is about German unification in the nineteenth century (1864-71) or reunification in 1990. After about 1815 there was a growing movement in favour of German unification. Many in the German-speaking felt that being divided into 39 more or less sovereign states (countries) put them at a disadvantage by comparison with nation-states like France or Britain. Until about 1860 the German states had resisted unification. However, in the early 1860s Bismarck (and others) decided to use German nationalism as a means to creating a kind of 'Greater Prussia' (without Austria). Anurag