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Module 14.2-14.4 Nationalism & The Arts
Module 14.2-14.4 Nationalism & The Arts
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Dlugosz Module 14 Lesson 2-4
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When a country has its own independent government, it is called a...
Nation-state
Liberalism
Nationalism
Protectorate
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Culturally distinct groups that form together into a new state by accepting a single culture.
State-building
Separation
Unification
Nationalism
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This governmental philosophy was made up of business and merchant leaders.
Liberal
Radical
Nationalistic
Conservative
4
An art style that attempts to depict life accurately is known as realism.
True
False
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Realism focuses on interest in nature, preferring emotion and individuality.
True
False
6
Which of the following led to the growing feeling of nationalism in Europe?
All of the above
Restoration of Monarchies to their thrones
Ideals of the French Revolution
Napoleonic Wars
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Mergers of politically divided, but culturally similar lands were called...
Unification
Spelunking
Separation
State Building
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This governmental philosophy argued for the protecting of the traditional monarchies.
Conservative
Radical
Nationalistic
Liberal
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The belief that a person's loyalty should not be to a king or queen, but to a nation.
Liberalism
Nationalism
Capitalism
Conservatism
10
The liberal philosophy wanted what form of government?
limited democracy
Absolute Monarchy
Dictatorship
totalitarianism
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Nationalism can be seen as both a positive or negative depending on your view point.
False
True
12
This governmental philosophy was made up of wealthy land owners and nobles.
Liberal
Conservative
Radical
Nationalistic
13
What was the governmental philosophy that favored change to extend democracy to all people?
Conservative
Liberal
Radical
Nationalistic
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A culturally distinct group that resists being added to a state or tries to break away.
Separation
Socialism
Unification
State-Building