PPT-Mid-19c European Nationalism

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The Ottoman Empire Copied French model using French advisors Tanzimat Reforms Young Turks Movement for constitution rather than Sultan Increased secularization

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The Ottoman Empire Copied French model using French advisors Tanzimat Reforms Young Turks Movement for constitution rather than Sultan Increased secularization Still most secular Arab state. Nationalism Characteristics. Love. of . your. . own. country . or. . ethnic. . group. Being. . patriotic. Forms. of . Nationalism. Political. . movements. Extreme . Nationalism. Terriotorial. Colonialism. in. Africa. Ms. Susan M. Pojer. Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY. African Trade [15c-17c]. Pre-19c European Trade with Africa. Industrial. Revolution. Source for. Raw. Materials. Markets for. Unification of Italy and Germany, 1850-1871. Main Underlying Causes. Spread of nationalism. Revolutions of 1848: liberalism and nationalism part ways. Defeat of Russia in Crimean War . Isolation of Austria. Nationalism after 1815. Napoleon has an immense impact on the German states- similar to Italy- unity of laws, administration and other liberal ideas. It catches on but only in academic and intellectual circles- they laid the groundwork of the nationalist movement- studying culture, history and geography. How complexity permits ethnic nationalists and multiculturalists to rub along together. Eric Kaufmann, Birkbeck College, University of London. e.kaufmann@bbk.ac.uk. The Communitarian Challenge. Starting point is Rawls' . Dilemma? What dilemma?. (Chap 15). SS 20-1. Why is nationalism sometimes sacrificed in . favour. of internationalism. How is nationalism sacrificed?. What are some of the impacts of such sacrifice?. Unit 4, Lesson 1. Essential Idea. After the War of 1812, American nationalism could be seen in culture, politics, the Supreme Court, land expansion, and the economy. . The “Era of Good Feelings”. 1857 and Aftermath. Revolt of 1857: led by Indian princes, . joined . by peasants, . sought BRING . BACK OLD order, . but . old order itself divided: hence regionally limited. Though major shock to British, . What is a Nation?. A distinctive people born into a unique community that spoke the same language, observed common customs, inherited common cultural traditions, held common values, and shared common historical experiences. . Unit 4, Lesson 1. Essential Idea. After the War of 1812, American nationalism could be seen in culture, politics, the Supreme Court, land expansion, and the economy. . The “Era of Good Feelings”. Many sociologist have attempted to explain the appeal and popularity of sports in modern societies.. Here are some of their thoughts:. According to . Sut. . Jhally. "sports have taken over the function in advanced capitalist societies that . A Tribute to Rod Bush. Warrior for Justice Part I: The Integration of Ideas and Practice. Monday, August 18, 2014 – The San Francisco Marriot Marquis. By. James V. Fenelon. California State University, San Bernardino & Lakota . Web Portal: www.certsgot.com

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