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Patriotism
paragraph 5.1

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Test testweek
Minor Test (2x)
5.1 and 5.2

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What do you remember from Napoleon?

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What comes to mind when you think about the word nationalism?

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Learning goals
  1. You can explain what was decided at the Congress of Vienna.
  2. You can use examples to explain what nationalism means, in both cultural and political terms.
  3. You can explain what the consequences of nationalism were for the Netherlands.

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The Congress of Vienna
After Napoleon was defeated, European countries decided:
- Europe had to go back to the estates society = restoration 
- France should be surrounded by powerful countries
- Kings help each other out when there would be a revolution 
- The Netherlands would get a monarchy again

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Nationalism
= great love for your own country, people and culture.
characteristics:
  • the idea your country and people are better than others (=superiority)
  • the idea that each people is entitled to their own nation 
  • militarism: glorifying war: the idea that war is a good way to resolve conflicts between states.

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different expressions
of nationalism

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Why would it be a good idea that every country is equal in power?

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Do you consider yourself a nationalist? Explain why or why not.

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Patriotism
paragraph 5.1

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What was the cause of the Congress of Vienna?

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Tell an agreement made at the Congress of Vienna.

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How did the Congress of Vienna contribute to the development of nationalism?

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Explain, in your own words, what nationalism is.

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Learning goals
  1. You can explain what was decided at the Congress of Vienna.
  2. You can use examples to explain what nationalism means, in both cultural and political terms.
  3. You can explain what the consequences of nationalism were for the Netherlands.

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Nationalism
Nationalism developed during the 19th century because the Napoleonic wars made people feel connected.  

A lot of people wanted a country with just their own people. 

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Germany in the 19th century
Germany had always been a large, divided empire. 
In 1871, Germany united (--> nationalism!)

Effect: a new power balance in Europe. 

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The Kingdom of the United Netherlands
A lot Belgians (from the south of the NL)
did not agree with the Dutch king. 

Because of this, they started to revolt. 
The Belgians succeeded and got their own nation 
in 1830.

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Multi-nationstates: countries where more than 1 people lived in a country (Ottoman Empire / Austria Hungary)

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Do you think it would be a good idea if the Netherlands and Belgium would unite again? Explain why or why not.

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Get to work
Do Q 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12

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