NATIONALISM
A feeling of strong identification with one's own people and one's own cultural heritage, and those bonds are strengthened by a shared history and a shared language
Nationalism
France, Great Britain, the Ottoman Empire, and Russia were involved in this war
Crimean War
This person is considered to be the most influential physicist of the 20th century
Albert Einstein
The dominating/bullying of other countries by conquest or control
Imperialism
Romantic Art
The nephew of Napoleon I and created the Second Republic of France
Napoleon III
What ended as a result of the Crimean War?
The Concert of Europe
Philosophy that science alone provides knowledge + emphasized the rational and scientific analysis of nature and human affairs
Positivism
Example of an advanced weapon
Type of art that provided an accurate, detailed description of nature and contemporary life
Realist Art
Racist beliefs against the Jewish people
Anti-Semitism
Giuseppe Garibaldi's rebel army was known as...
The Red Shirts
Subtle method that studied the unconscious mind
Freudian Psychology
Method of sending messages along electric wire, making communication faster
Telegraph
Type of art that emphasized light and color as the true subjects of their work
Impressionism
The name of a Jewish Nationalist Movement
Zionism
This person used the state of Piedmont to unite and fight for unification vs. Austria-Hungary in the North
Count Cavour
This person developed the Quantum Theory
Max Planck
Connected the Mediterranean Sea and Indian Ocean, allowing easier movement for goods and troops
The Suez Canal
Type of art that focused more on order rather than on light and color
Post-Impressionism
A Jewish Captain in the French Army that was accused of treason because he allegedly leaked secret information to Germany
Alfred Dreyfus
Bismarck used this method to negotiate unification and achieve Prussian dominance in Germany
Realpolitik
First woman to win a Nobel Peace Prize and developed the Theory of Radioactivity
Marie Curies
Rudyard Kipling, British subject living in India, exemplified the attitude of social darwinism in his poem
The White Man's Burden
Type of art that abandoned the need for subject matter all together in an attempt to depict a three-dimensional plane
Cubism