Class 10th Easy Notes History Ch 1 NATIONALISM IN EUROPE





Headings of text book

  1. The French Revolution and the Idea of the state
  2. The Making of Nationalism in Europe
  3. The Age of Revolutions : 1830-1848
  4. The Making of Germany and Italy
  5. Visualizing the Nation
  6. Nationalism and Imperialism



1. The French Revolution and the Idea of the States

  • 1789 - abolition of monarchy and establishment of democracy
  • Power transfer from monarch to common people
  • Brought new flag
  • French became national language
  • New national anthem composed
  • Elected Estate general and renamed as national assembly
  • Internal custom duties were abolished
  • Nationalism idea taken abroad by French army


Napoleon Bonaparte
  • 1799 – Napoleon came in power
  • 1804 – Civil code or  Napoleonic code
  • Equality before law
  • Right to property
  • Feudal system was abolished
  • Freed peasants from serfdom
  • Guild restrictions were removed
  • Transport and communication systems were improved



Drawback of civil codes
  • Increased taxes
  • Censorship were imposed
  • Forced to join French army



2. The Making of Nationalism in Europe
  • No nation state
  • Habsburg empire – many languages like French, Italian, German.



Division of societies
  • First estate – aristocrats – high class, dominating, all rights
  • Second estate -  peasants – low class, land less, no rights
  • Middle class – industrialists, businessman, professionals, 

  • Two ideas - nation unity, and liberal nationalism
  • Individual freedom
  • Equality before law
  • Government with people agreement
  • End of autocracy
  • 1834 - custom union formed – Zollverein
  • Started by Prussia
  • Many other German states joined later
  • Trade barrier were abolished
  • Reduced number of currencies


Battle of Waterloo
  • 1815 – Napoleon vs PRAB (Prussia, Russia, Austria, Britain) – conservatism
  • Treaty of Vienna signed
  • Bourbon dynasty restored
  • Set up French boundaries
  • Prussia got new territories in west
  • Austria got controlled over north Italy
  • Russia got Poland



3. The Age of Revolutions: 1830-1848


July revolution
  • Bourbon dynasty overthrown by liberal revolutionaries
  • Constitutional monarchy was setup
  • Louise Philippe – head of constitutional monarchy
  • Revolution started in Brussels
  • Belgium got separated from Netherlands


Greek revolution
  • 1821 - Greek war of independence started
  •  Western European countries helped Greeks
  • 1832 -  Treaty of Constantinople
  • Greek declare as an independent country


Romanticism
  • German philosopher – Johann Gottfried
  • End of 18th century
  • Polish language removed
  • Russian language implements
  • 1831 polish try to war
  • Bishops and priest were imprisoned
  • 1830- hunger, hardships and popular revolts
  • Louise Philippe – removed from that position
  • Right to vote
  • Right to work
  • 1845 – weavers revolt against contractors – payment decreased
  • 4th June 1845 - contractor ran away
  • 11 weavers were shot
  • 1848- the revolution of liberals
  • Middle class wanted to make a nation state
  • Parliamentary principles
  • All Germans national party



4. The Making of Germany and Italy

Germany
  • Junkers of Prussia + middle class
  • Otto von Bismarck – leader
  • 7 years of war – Austria, Denmark, France
  • January 1871 – William I  came in power
  • Germany unified


Italy

  • 19th century – Italy divided in 7 states
  • Giuseppe Mazzini
  • Italian revolutionary
  • Member of secret society - Carbonary
  • Believed in unification of Italy
  • Cavour led the movement
  • Peasants joined the movement
  • 1861 -  ltaly unified - Victor Emmanuel proclaimed as king  of united Italy

Britain

  • No British nation before 18th century
  • English parliament seized the power from monarchy in 1688
  • England became the nation state
  • Act of union 1707 between Scotland and England
  • Member of England became dominant in British parliament
  • 1801 – Ireland united with Britain forcibly
  • England+ Scotland+ Ireland = Britain



5. Visualizing the Nation



Marianne Of France
Germania of Germany


  • Personification : allegory represents liberty, justice and republic
  • Marianne of France
  • Germania of Germany










6. Nationalism and Imperialism



  • Balkans – ottoman empire
  • They jealous of each other and to expand more area
  • One by one declare independence
  • Other countries attracted
  • Expansion of power using military in a particular region called imperialism .
  • This led to World War 1





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