Nationalism
(Lesson 1)
(Lesson 1)
What was the concept of Nationalism inspired from?
The 18th century revolutions in Europe.
What is Industrialization?
The change in a civilization from being agricultural and making goods by hand to an industrial society using machines.
Which president used the “Big Stick Diplomacy” ideology?
President Theodore Roosevelt
What was the goal of Nationalist?
For their nationality to have a government of their own.
What invention improved transportation?
The Steam Engine powered trains and other machinery.
What did Europe want to gain from taking over Africa?
Natural Resources like Oil, Minerals, and Cotton.
Who popularized nationalism across Europe?
Napoleon.
This event caused people to move from rural farm areas to urban cities?
Urbanization.
What was the aftermath of “The Century of Humiliation”?
Loss of territories, the Qing dynasty was weakened, and foreign invasion.
Define Liberalism.
The ideology that society should value individual rights and liberty, equality, and democracy.
What was one of the most notable inventions created during the Industrialization Revolution?
Electricity.
What did the “Sepoy Rebellion” want to achieve?
To remove foreign involvement and gain independence in India
What is the difference between Nationalism and Patriotism?
Nationalism emphasizes the nations superiority and unity, while Patriotism emphasizes the devotion towards a country with shared values.
Define Unions
An organization of workers that support worker equality
What was “The White Mans Burden”?
A poem explaining the duty of European nations to civilize the people they colonized.