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World History Nationalism Crossword
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2) Depopulated election district that retains its original representation. Were eliminated during the Liberal Reform in Britain (1930s)
3) “Resurgence" pant seed for Italian unification ( Italian Revolution).
4) Austria (1819). Cracked down on liberal opposition in universities. Restricted freedoms in German states.
6) The “Citizen King” of France. He took over France under a new constitution after Charles abdicated during the 1830 revolution.
7) By Adam Smith. About economic individualism (individuals make their economic decisions, not the state) and a self-regulating market (guided by the “invisible hand; economy would advance because of competition).
8) By David Ricardo. Market says what should be paid to workers and workers won’t work for too low a price (so low they can’t survive).
9) Term used to express self-regulating behavior of markets.
10) Act which said women and children could only work 10 hours every day.
11) (1829). Granted Greek independence.
15) Secret liberal-nationalists who participated in revolutions in Italy.
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1) Father of Conservatism. Conservatism: promoted monarchies and churches while landed aristocracies; aristocracy and peasantry held these ideals; Romanticism was used to support Conservatism.
5) How useful a law/rule is depends on if the majority is pleased with this decision.
12) Economic union established in 1834 by Russia. Eliminated internal tariffs; set tone for unification; Austria wasn’t included in the union.
13) Italian nationalist. Leader of Young Italy ( a secret revolutionary society). Wanted unification of Italy (Italian Revolution).
14) Written about the liberty of an individual.
16) Called for electoral reform though failed to bring about universal suffrage. Key concepts: secret balloting , no property qualifications, MPs with set salaries, equal electoral district sizes by population, and set terms for Parliamentary elections.
17) Defines the effect of the availability of a product and demand for it and how this impacts price.
18) Father of modern nationalism. Cultures are equal; unique cultural groups with a distinct national character; every nation should be sovereign and have all of the members of the same nationality. He wanted a German state.
19) Theory (Rousseau) which addresses the legitimacy of rulers.
20) Individuals have natural rights (Locke) and these rights must be protected by a written constitution (of a republic).
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