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Class 10 The Rise of Nationalism in Europe worksheet

CBSE Social Science. The French Revolution and Napoleon, liberalism, the Vienna settlement, 1848, and the unification of Germany and Italy. Every sheet has 20 questions in three sections and an answer key, and the numbers change every time.

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Section A · multiple choice

1.
The book calls the first clear expression of nationalism:
1. the Treaty of Constantinople
2. the Frankfurt parliament
3. the Congress of Vienna
4. the French Revolution of 1789
Answer
(d) the French Revolution of 1789
2.
Duke Metternich is known for:
1. hosting the Congress of Vienna (1815)
2. writing on the zollverein in 1834
3. founding a women’s journal and a feminist association
4. leading the Red Shirts in the Expedition of the Thousand
Answer
(a) hosting the Congress of Vienna (1815)
3.
What is meant by “elle”?
1. a monarchy with unchecked, centralised power
2. valuing tradition and gradual change
3. the right to vote
4. a cloth measure that differed by region
Answer
(d) a cloth measure that differed by region

Section B · short answer

4.
Name two measures the French revolutionaries took to create a shared identity.
Answer
Ideas of la patrie and le citoyen, and a new tricolour flag (also uniform laws, weights and measures).
5.
What is each known for? (a) Ernst Renan (b) Karol Kurpinski
Answer
(a) the essay “What is a Nation?” (b) Polish nationalist operas and music

Section C · long answer

6.
Explain how Germany was unified.
Answer
Prussia took the lead under Otto von Bismarck, using the army and bureaucracy. Three wars over seven years, with Austria, Denmark and France, ended in Prussian victory, and in January 1871 William I was proclaimed German Emperor at Versailles.

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