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Western Civilization: Ideas, Politics, and Society, Seventh Edition
Marvin Perry, Baruch College, City University of New York, Emeritus
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Chapter 25: The Surge of Nationalism
- What forces worked for and against Italian unity?
- Mazzini was the soul, Cavour the brains, and Garibaldi the sword in the struggle for the unification of Italy. Discuss this statement.
- Why is it significant that Prussia rather than the Frankfurt Assembly in 1848 served as the agent of German unification?
- Prussia's victory over Austria was a triumph or conservatism over liberalism. Discuss this statement.
- What was the significance of the Franco-Prussian war for European history?
- In the Hapsburg Empire, nationalism was a force of disunity. Discuss this statement.
- What was the appeal of Volkish thought?
- Why is racial nationalism a repudiation of the Enlightenment tradition and a regression to mythical thinking?
- What is the relationship between medieval and modern anti-Semitism?
- Anti-Semites attributed to Jews everything that they found repellant in the modern world. Discuss this statement.
- Anti-Semitism demonstrates the immense power and danger of mythical thinking?
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