Visual symbols of the nation accelerated which process in nineteenth-century Europe?
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Correct answer: Formation of shared national identity
Visual symbols gave people from different regions and social groups a common set of images, stories and ideals. Repeatedly seeing figures such as Marianne or Germania helped them imagine themselves as members of one political community. Thus option A is correct: symbols supported the formation of a shared national identity. They did not restore feudal taxes, choose foreign kings or privatise agricultural land.
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Formation of shared national identity
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Visual symbols gave people from different regions and social groups a common set of images, stories and ideals. Repeatedly seeing figures such as Marianne or Germania helped them imagine themselves as members of one political community. Thus option A is correct: symbols supported the formation of a shared national identity. They did not restore feudal taxes, choose foreign kings or privatise agricultural land.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 Social Science question. Chapter: The Age of Industrialisation. Topic: Visualising the Nation.
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