New Ideas for a New World

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New Ideas for a New World

• The Growth of Nationalism and Imperialism in the
  19th Century

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Brainstorming

• Continent Groups
• 4 Minutes
• Goal What common bonds do people in the United
  States share?
• 4 Ideas
• Big Idea What makes a nationa nation?

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Nationalism

• Definition An intense sense of pride and
  devotion to ones county.
• What makes you proud to be a citizen of your
  country?
• Nationalism Worksheet (Continent Groups)

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Background

• What defined a person in the past?
• What was Europe like after Napoleon fell from
  power?
• How do you think nationalism will change how
  people live and act during this time period?

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Setting the Scene

• Nationalism 1850-Present
• Conservatives v. Liberals
• Continent Groups
• Brainstorm definitions for each of these terms.

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The Conservatives

• Definition Support of preserving the
  traditional ideas and ways of the past.
• The Congress of Vienna
• The Old Order
• Government
• Religion
• Society

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The Liberals

• Definition Support of changing established
  ideas and traditional ways of doing things.
• Goals
• Constitutional Government
• Natural Rights for All Citizens
• Universal Manhood Suffrage
• Laissez-Faire Ecnomics

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The Nationalists

• The Old Order
• Wars and Lands
• Risk
• Common HeritageNation
• Preservation of Culture

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Conservatives, Liberals, and Nationalists, oh my

• Which group do you think will win the battle for
  the control and power around the world? Why?
• Which groups do you think will get along with
  each other?
• Which will not? Why?

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Your Nation-State

• Groups Rest of Time in Class
• Complete the worksheet for TOMORROW

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Nationalist Music

• The Moldau
• Bedrich Smetana
• Czech Nationalist
• River-Source of national pride

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Nationalist Music

• Symphony No. 2 in E Minor
• Antonin Dvorak
• Czech Nationalist
• Slavonic Dances
• Folk Music

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Nationalist Music

• Finlandia
• Jean Sibelius
• Finnish
• Finland under control of Russia (1899)
• Russify Rally? Patriotic Outburst