Flashcards: Nationalism in Europe — 11 cards

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1Question

What defines a nation-state's citizen identity and control?

Answer

Citizens share a common identity and history under centralized sovereign control.

2Question

Which author defined a nation as solidarity based on shared past and will?

Answer

Ernst Renan in 'What is a Nation?' (1882).

3Question

In which year did the French Revolution transfer sovereignty to the people?

Answer

1789

4Question

How did French revolutionaries create a collective identity?

Answer

By promoting la patrie, le citoyen, symbols, laws, and a common language.

5Question

Nation-state Definition

Answer

State with shared identity, common descent, centralized sovereignty.

6Question

Ernst Renan's Nation

Answer

Large-scale solidarity based on shared past, will, and deeds.

7Question

French Revolution Symbols

Answer

Tricolour, national hymns, oaths, and law reforms.

8Question

French Revolutionary Changes

Answer

Common language, laws, weights, measures, customs duties.

9Question

Impact of French Revolution

Answer

Created collective identity and inspired nationalism.

10Question

1815 Congress of Vienna

Answer

Restored monarchies, redrew boundaries, reversed Napoleonic changes.

11Question

National Symbols Role

Answer

Foster national identity and pride.

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