The Impact of Industry on Nationalism Take notes in BLUE
Dec 19, 2015
The Impact of Industry on Nationalism
Take notes in BLUE
The Impact of Industry on Nationalism
Industrialization led to a growth of the middle class and strengthened their power.
They demanded national independence and unity in many places across Europe
Politicians and journalists channeled worker discontent into nationalism.
Unification of Italy (1859-1860)The middle class and nationalists
in Italy wanted it to be united as a single country
Count Camillo di Cavour pushed the Austrians out of Northern Italy and annexed it to the Kingdom of Piedmont.
Giuseppe Garibaldi overthrew the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies and joined with Camillo in 1860 to become a united Italy.
Unification of Germany (1863-1871)Prussia and Austria fought for
leadership of GermanyPrussia’s Chancellor, Otto von
Bismarck, used its military and diplomatic might to achieve unification.
They made use of technology like the railroads to do this.
After a series of wars, Germany was united in 1871 under the Kaiser of Germany.
Quick QuizGrab a sheet of paper and put
your notes away.For extra credit on the testEach question is worth one extra
point
1. What social class grew the most during the Industrial Revolution
A. Middle ClassB. Working ClassC. Upper ClassD. Nobility
2. Communism is different than Socialism because….A. Communists believed change
would happen peacefullyB. Socialists believed the
government should own all business
C. Communists believed private property should be abolished
D. Socialist believed private property should be abolished.
3. What did James Watt contribute during the Industrial Revolution?A. Identified the laws of supply
and demandB. Argued that government
should not play a role in economics
C. Led reforms to abolish child labor
D. Create a better steam engine
4. What political changes did the Industrial Revolution help bring about?
A. Spread democracy around Europe
B. Inspired many communist revolutions
C. The growing middle class inspired the unification of Germany
D. Private property was abolished in England.
5. What did England posses that made the Industrial Revolution begin there?
A. Many waterfallsB. A large nobilityC. Many mountainsD. A large amount of coal