Social Science
The Making of Nationalism in Europe (Aristocracy, New Middle Class, Liberal Nationalism)
Practice questions
How did the new middle class demand for national unity have both emotional and economic sides?How is the conflict between aristocratic and middle-class interests seen?If a group wants representative government but limits voting to property holders, which historical situation does this match?Which example best explains the relation between national unity and market integration?Why would it be wrong to call the political demands of the new middle class only economic interests?According to liberalism, from where should the legitimacy of the nation come?In which situation do liberalism and nationalism appear to strengthen each other?What major problem did the liberal middle class see in the old order?Which statement includes both the historical limitation and contribution of liberalism?If a trader is troubled by different taxes and currencies at every border, which idea would he support?What was the basic difference between aristocratic social power and middle-class political aspiration?In the context of liberal nationalism, what was the importance of civil liberty and freedom of press?What was the main economic difference between liberalism and feudalism?Which example is closest to the liberal idea of civic equality?Why was the constitution central to the nationalist demands of the middle class?The demand for a large national market was most closely linked with which social change?Which sequence correctly explains the social base of nationalism in nineteenth-century Europe?Why should the economic demand of liberal nationalism not be understood separately from its political demand?Which statement clarifies the difference between the middle class and the working class?Why was the old aristocratic culture not the culture of the national people?