Nationalism Review
Italy A Germany B Germany C Russia D Austria Hungry E Random F
Question Number One A List some of the important leaders in Italy’s fight for unification? A 100
Correct Response One A Mazzini, Cavour, Garibaldi A 100
Question Number Two A Garibaldi accomplished which of the following? A.Started the Young Italy movement B.Made war and captured Austria C.Captured Sicily and Naples A 200
Correct Response Two A C. Captured Sicily and Naples A 200
Question Number Three A What were some of the problems faced by Italy after unification? A 300
Correct Response Three A Little experience with self-government, North/South tensions; labor and poverty problems. A 300
Question Number Four A This was the Italian word for resurgence? A 400
Correct Response Four A What is Risorgimento? A 400
Question Number Five A This group was responsible for spreading the ideas of the Risorgimento. A 500
Correct Response Five A Who was the Young Italy Movement? A 500
Question Number One B What actions allowed Prussia to replace Austria as the leading German state in Europe? B 100
Correct Response One B 3 Wars B 100
Question Number Two B What Changes in German government occurred as a result of unification? B 200
Correct Response Two B A new constitution made by King William I: now emperor of 25 German States under a federal government. B 200
Question Number Three B List some reasons why the Constitution was important to Germany? B 300
Correct Response Three B They now had two legislative branches Gave strength to smaller countries Now one leader a Kaiser to rule all 25 countries B 300
Question Number Four B A class of aristocratic landowners called the _______ complained that tariffs were hurting sales of farm products. B 400
Correct Response Four B Junkers B 400
Question Number Five B Name the customs union that was created in 1834 in Germany, they decreased tariffs and made trade fair and equal in German territories. B 500
Correct Response Five B Zollverein B 500
Question Number One C What problems did Otto von Bismarck have to overcome as chancellor of the German Empire? C 100
Correct Response One C Opposition from non-Prussians, Catholics, Liberals, workers C 100
Question Number Two C What factors led to Bismarck’s decline in power and to subsequent resignation? C 200
Correct Response Two C He became unpopular, socialist gains in power, and his conflict with William II. C 200
Question Number Three C Who led the unification of German nation- states? C 300
Correct Response Three C Otto von Bismarck C 300
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Question Number Four C What city was chosen as a capital of the new German empire? A.Kiev B.Constantinople C.Berlin D.Vienna C 400
Correct Response Four C C. Berlin C 400
Question Number Five C Name this anti-Catholic program that regulated Catholic schools and the clergy. This would led to broken diplomatic relations with the Vatican? C 500
Correct Response Five C Kulturkampf C 500
Question Number One D Why did the liberal movement make little progress in Russia during the 1800’s D 100
Correct Response One D Czar was an autocrat- censored media and was very repressive. Russia had no constitution. D 100
Question Number Two D How did the Russian government deal with reform movements? D 200
Correct Response Two D They used their secret police to find information to perform public executions and exile. D 200
Question Number Three D Which of the following was a tactic used by the People’s Will in Russia? A.Terrorism B.Negotiations C.Peaceful protest D.Campaigning D 300
Correct Response Three D A. Terrorism D 300
Question Number Four D _______ was a program that forced non- Russian people in the empire to use the Russian language, accept the Orthodox religion, and adopt Russian customs in place of their traditional ones. D 400
Correct Response Four D Russification D 400
Question Number Five D ______ was a radicals movement in Russia, that used terrorism to try to force the government to grant their demands. D 500
Correct Response Five D People’s Will D 500
Question Number One E What were the strengths and weaknesses of the Dual Monarchy? E 100
Correct Response One E Strengths- agriculture & industry Weakness- minority groups did not benefit from alliance with Austria because of language and cultural barriers. E 100
Question Number Two E Why were the early 1900’s filled with tension among nations of Europe? E 200
Correct Response Two E Frequent wars and extensions of imperial boarders for resources, ports, political power & the turmoil from the Industrial Revolution. E 200
Question Number Three E Who led the Dual Monarchy when it was first created? E 300
Correct Response Three E Francis Joseph I E 300
Question Number Four Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece, and Montenegro, known together as the ______ League E 400
Correct Response Four E Balkan League E 400
Question Number Five E Name the famous Davison graduate that was a gold medal hockey player at Lake Placid. E 500
Correct Response Five E Ken Marrow E 500
Cavour met with ______ to discuss an alliance. The alliance would help Sardinia take over Austria and increase their influence in Italy. F 100
Napoleon III F 100
What is the leader of the German government called? F 200
Kaiser F 200
Why was Prussia considered ahead of the world in military tactics? F 300
The Prussian army used the telegraph, railroad and had advanced weaponry compared to the rest of Europe. F 300
What type of leader is an autocrat? F 400
They are a dictator (absolute power) F 400
Which of the following was Not an obstacle for Russian unification? A.Russia’s enormous size B.Russia had many natural resources C.Russia’s wide variety of ethnic groups D.The number of languages that were spoken in Russia. F 500
B. Russia had many natural resources F 500
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Final Jeopardy Question Name the Detroit Lion player who has a majority of the passing records. Click on screen to continue
Correct Final Jeopardy Response Scott Mitchell Click on screen to continue
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