Examine the rise of nationalism in nineteenth-century Europe. Was there a transformation of nationalist thought? How would Europe be changed by the evolution of a more xenophobic nationalism?
What will be an ideal response?
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A. monks and friars. B. merchants. C. vassals. D. poor women without dowry. E. unfree peasants.
The Treaty of Trianon resulted in
a. the reduction of Hungary to one-third of its original size. b. the suppression of the Soviet leadership in Hungary. c. the invasion of Hungary by Slovak and Romanian forces. d. the overthrow of the Kun regime. e. all of these.
The first published poet in the North American colonies was
a. Phillis Wheatley b. Emily Dickinson c. William Bradford d. Jonathan Edwards e. Anne Bradstreet
Europeans viewed the natural world through two beliefs systems: belief based on Judeo-Christian scriptures, and
a. folklore, including magic. b. science and ancestor worship. c. conflict dualism and Greek mythology. d. militarism and socialism. e. pacifism and egalitarianism.