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Nationalism. 1700 1800 Napoleon’s Europe Greek Independence ❖ Greece was part of the Ottoman empire for centuries. ❖ The Greek revolt for independence.

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Page 1: Nationalism. 1700 1800 Napoleon’s Europe Greek Independence ❖ Greece was part of the Ottoman empire for centuries. ❖ The Greek revolt for independence.

Nationalism

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1700

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1800

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Napoleon’s Europe

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Greek Independence ❖ Greece was part of the Ottoman empire for centuries. ❖ The Greek revolt for independence broke out in 1821.❖ In 1827 the Great Powers took sides with Greece and a

joint British, French and Russian army destroyed the Ottomans and Greece was Independent. (Romanticism?)

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Belgium Independence❖ Spanish Netherlands->Austrian Netherlands-> France under

Napoleon-> United Netherlands->BELGUIM!!!!❖ After a rebellion broke out in Brussles in 1830, William 1

invaded Belgium but backed down when France and Britian intervened.

❖ Belgium’s independence was declared at the London Confrence in 1830.

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Italian Nationalism❖ Napoleon united Italy, The Congress of Vienna redivided

it under foreign control. Some wanted a Nation (Mazzini)❖ By 1848 revolts broke out in eight separate states some

for a new Nation... It didn’t work ❖ By 1850s under Cavour, the prime minister of Piedmont-

Sardinia a recipe for a Nation was developed...1st an alliance with Napoleon III.

❖ By 1861 Cavour w/Garibaldi created a united Italy except for the area surrounding Rome.

❖ 1870 Rome’s onboard too!

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Nationalism in Germany❖ Napoleon- ended the Holy Roman Empire- Redrew the Map- Congress of

Vienna- drew it again ❖ Demands for a Nation-- A German one!!! who will Lead Prussia or Austria❖ 1862 – Otto von Bismarck was prime minister of Prussia and worked to

make Prussia head of a united Germany.❖ Seven Weeks’ War 1866 – Bismarck provoked war with Austria and

soundly defeated the country, its archrival. Austria was forced to leave the Confederation.

❖ 1867 – northern German states joined with Prussia to create the North German Confederation, which was completely dominated by Prussia.

❖ 1870 Prussia and allies fight France-- A Nation is created!!T

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Austrian and Hungarian Nationalism❖ Austria was forced to leave the German Confederation after loosing the

Seven Weeks’ War against Prussia, and began to rebuild its strength.❖ Austria was a country that contained many ethnicities and nationalities.❖ Hungarians made up a large part of Austria, and wished for more

independence. They had rebelled against Austria in 1848.❖ 1867 – Austria and Hungary agreed to a dual monarchy, in which both

countries became independent states with one ruler.❖ The new empire was called Austria-Hungary

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Home Rule- Ireland❖ 1870 the Irish nationalist created a home rule party to gain independence from

Britain.❖ British Prime Minister Gladstone created 2 home rule bills to give Ireland more

freedom but not independence but both were defeated❖ During the 1870-80’s, protestants and Catholics in Ireland supported home rule.❖ By the 1900 protestants turned against the home rule, they feared being a minority

in a country mainly ruled by Catholics❖ In 1914 parliament finally approved a home rule bill.❖ Nationalists were still upets❖ 1921 Ireland gains independence- at least part of it

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Ottoman Empire❖ Travels to the western world brought ideas of nationalism.❖ The Ottoman empire was known as “the sick man of Europe”.❖ This was because that the Ottoman Empires army was relatively

weak.❖ The Ottoman Empire became a nationalist nation after nationalism

swept through all of the European nations

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WHO’S A SLAV??Poles, Russians, Czechs,

Slovaks, Serbians…et. Al.Slavic Nationalism

• Vast and diverse of the territory occupied by Slavic peoplesSeveral centers of Slavic consolidationPan-Slavism developed as a movement among intellectuals, scholars, and poetsRarely influenced practical politics and didn't find support in all nations that had Slavic origins

• Areas included parts of Russia, Austria and Ottoman Empires

• By 1878 Serbia is a NATION• Tend to be Eastern Orthodox Religion---but not always!

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❖ Anti-Semitism is prejudice or discrimination against Jews or Judaism

❖ Jews got out of the Ghetto in the 19th Century- some wanted them back in or completely OUT

❖ 19th century – anti-Semitism was apart of national pride❖ Nationalists didn’t want to include Jews in European society

because they didn’t want to “contaminate” their countries unique culture.

❖ Nationalists were against granting Jews citizenship.

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The Dreyfus Affair❖ 1894 – officer in the French army, Captain Alfred Dreyfus, falsely

accused of committing treason for spying for Germany because he was being discriminated against for being a Jew

❖ Act of Anti-Semitism❖ Feelings of French nationalism combined with anti-Semitism ❖ Big uproar in France, people choose sides. The Church, French

army, government, and conservative parties were against Dreyfus, whereas intellectuals like Émile Zola rallied to clear his name

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Pogroms of Russia❖ 1881 - Czar Alexander II of Russia was assassinated, and rumor gets

around that the Jews had killed him…Jews were always a suspect!❖ Pogroms mean “destruction” in Russian and they were series of

organized attacks against Jews❖ Series of attacks occurred during 1881, 1883, and from 1891-1892

Jews were forced to leave Moscow.❖ Russian Government supports the Pogroms!!!