IDENTIFICATIONS
Explain the significance of the following: |
1. Volksgeist
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2. "Little Germans" vs. "Great Germans"
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3. Realpolitik
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4. Risorgimento
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6. creoles
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7. Law of Papal Guaranties
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8. caudillo
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9. Zollverein
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10. Pan-Slavism
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11. Burschenschaften
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12. Durham Report
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CHRONOLOGY
Match the event in column I with the date in column II. Click the Key for the proper answer.
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II
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1. Founding of the University of Berlin | | A. 1854 |
2. Cavour's appointment as minister of commerce in Sardinia | | B. 1866 |
3. Crimean War begins | | C. 1819 |
4. Bismarck's appointment as minster-president of Prussia | | D. 1810 |
5. Seven Weeks' War | | E. 1901 |
6. Formation of the Dominion of Canada | | F. 1850 |
7. Completion of the Union Pacific Railroad | | G. 1871 |
8. Proclamation of the German Empire | | H. 1862 |
9. Republic of Columbia proclaimed | | I. 1867 |
10. Abolition of slavery in Brazil | | J. 1858 |
11. War of the Reform | | K. 1869 |
12. Founding of the Australian Commonwealth | | L. 1888 |
WHO WAS I?
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1. His philosophy of history incorporated most fully the concept of the organic evolution of society and the state, arguing that social and political institutions developed in a dialectic process.
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2. He regarded civilization not as an artificial creation but as an expression of the unique character of the people that produced it.
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3. His painting Liberty Leading the People expressed French nationalism and courage.
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4. His Addresses to the German Nation aroused a spirit of resistance against the Napoleonic occupation of Prussia.
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5. A nationalist and a republican, he founded the Young Italy society.
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6. His novel The Sorrows of Young Werther conveyed the restless emotionalism of the romantic movement.
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7. His The Genius of Christianity romanticized the past and traditional religion.
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8. Acclaimed as the "Liberator," at one time he headed a republic uniting the northern tier of South American states.
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9. A native of Argentina and a monarchist by conviction, he helped Peru become an independent republic.
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10. Born into slavery, he was the outstanding hero of the Haitian revolution but died in prison.
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11. A full-blooded Indian who has been called Mexico's "Abraham Lincoln," he over threw the regime of Maximilian, the puppet of Napoleon III.
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12. A gaucho leader who played upon the sectional rivalry between the plains and the capital, he became dictator of Argentina.
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13. After ruling Brazil ably as a constitutional monarch for forty-nine years, he died in exile.
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14. Dictator for more than thirty years, he brought Mexico the appearance of prosperity but depressed the condition of the majority.
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