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Chapter 1 discusses the rise of nationalism in Europe, highlighting key events and figures from the 19th century. It covers Frederic Sorrieu's prints, the impact of the French Revolution, the Napoleonic Code, and the Congress of Vienna. The chapter also touches on liberalism, conservatism, and the emergence of the bourgeoisie.

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Chapter 1 discusses the rise of nationalism in Europe, highlighting key events and figures from the 19th century. It covers Frederic Sorrieu's prints, the impact of the French Revolution, the Napoleonic Code, and the Congress of Vienna. The chapter also touches on liberalism, conservatism, and the emergence of the bourgeoisie.

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Here are some important fill in the blanks from Chapter 1 (The Rise of Nationalism in Europe) up to page 7:

1. In 1848, ______ prepared a series of four prints visualizing his dream of a world made up of
democratic and social republics.
Frederic Sorrieu
2. The first print of Sorrieu’s series shows the peoples of Europe and America marching towards ______.
Liberty
3. The idea of nationalism emerged in Europe in the ______ century.
19th
4. In the French Revolution, the idea of a nation was symbolized by figures like ______ and ______.
Marianne, Germania
5. Napoleon introduced a set of laws known as the ______ in 1804.
Napoleonic Code
6. The Napoleonic Code abolished the ______ system and established equality before the law.
Feudal
7. The Congress of Vienna (1815) was hosted by ______.
Duke Metternich
8. The main objective of the Treaty of Vienna was to restore ______ in Europe.
Monarchies
9. The Bourbon dynasty was restored to power in ______ after the defeat of Napoleon.
France
10. Liberalism in the 19th century emphasized ______ and ______.
Individual freedom, equality before law
11. The term ‘conservatism’ refers to a political philosophy that stressed the importance of ______
institutions.
Traditional
12. The educated middle class that emerged in Europe was called the ______.
Bourgeoisie

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