People to know
Treaties Signed by Japan
Steps unified Germany.
Effects of Nationalism
The Rise of Nationalism
100

Who was Giuseppe Mazzini? And what did he want his people to fight for?

Giuseppe Mazzini was an Italian revolutionary. And he wanted his people to fight for their freedom.

100

Who are the people who put pressure on the Japanese to sign the Kanagawa treaty?

The Shogun.

100

What was the first step that was taken to unify Germany?

In the early 1800s: Germany was a collection of separate states.

100

Nationalist movements started to unite groups of people into _________ .

nation-states.

100

Locke presented the idea of governmental _______ and _________, which became a foundation for the U.S. Constitution.

Checks, and balances.

200

This person's military skills were world famous.

Guiseppe Garibaldi

200

What did the treaty open when the Japanese signed the treaty? (hint: It opened ____ ____ to U.S. merchants.)

Two ports.

200

What was the second and third step that was taken to unify Germany?

1861: King Wilhelm I became ruler of the powerful German state of Prussia.

In 1864: the armies of Prussia and its powerful ally Austria took German-speaking lands from Denmark.

200

Nationalism also promoted ideas of _______, ______, and _____ by the people.

Freedom, equality, and rule.


200

John Locke argued that revolution in some circumstances is not only a right but an obligation, which also clearly __________ the Founding Fathers.

influenced.


300

This person was the king of Sardinia.

Victor Emmanuel II

300

What did many Japanese think about the treaty?

Unfair.

300

What was the fourth step that was taken to unify Germany?

1866: Bismarck orchestrated a war against Austria, its rival for control of the German states. Prussian forces won the Battle of Königgrätz, ending the Austro-Prussian War.

300

Who spread the idea of nationalism across Europe and into the Near East and Latin America?

Napoléon Bonaparte’s armies.

300

When did the idea of nationalism, or loyalty to a nation began?

It began at the end of the 1600s.

400

This person was the chief minister of the kingdom of Sardinia.

Count Camillo di Cavour

400

What did the Samurai warriors do to the outsiders?

Samurai warriors began attacking and killing outsiders.

400

What was the fifth and sixth step that was taken to unify Germany

In July 1870: France’s parliament voted to declare war on Prussia.

In January 1871: The Prussians bombarded Paris, heavily damaging the French capital, and the city surrendered. 

400

Greece won its independence from the _________ _________ in 1832.

Ottoman Empire.

400

Who is John Milton? And what did he celebrate?

John Milton is a poet and historian. He celebrated the idea of liberty for all people. 

500

These are the tribe who rebelled to the Ottoman Empire.

The Greeks

500

When the samurai rebelled against the shogun and restored the emperor’s power, what was that called?

The Meji Restoration.

500

What was the last (sixth) step that was taken to unify Germany?

May 10, 1871: The Treaty of Frankfurt officially ended the Franco-Prussian War. It also gave Germany control of parts of the French region of Alsace-Lorraine.

500

What moved people to act in their own interests, as the Americans did?

Nationalism.

500

What did Thomas Paine publish?

Thomas Paine published his pamphlet Common Sense.