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*UPDATED* For 2022-23 Boards Exam


SHOBHIT NIRWAN's
DESIGNED




THE RISE OF NATIONALISM
IN EUROPE
NOTES

, French Revolution and the idea of the Nation

# Elements that led to the development of collective Identity amongst French
in France
people :
°
Adoption of a constitution that gave citizen equal rights .




°
Adoption of the new tricolor national flag replacing the former royal standard .




0 Ideas of citizenship (de citoyen) and the fatherland (la Patrie)
° Abolition of internal custom duty goods and free
on movement of capital .




0
Adoption of French as the common
language .




pyo
← 2019
s

which nation was identifiable in the tricolour in Sorrier 's
:
revolutionary
utopian vision ? H France 134T 2nd point) -
.




The first clear expression of nationalism came with french Revolution
" ' '
2017 :

in 1789 Explain the statement GT
''
.


.




2015 : Describe five steps taken by French Revolutionaries to create a
any
sense of collective identity among
the French people CST .




#

Napoleonic
civil code of 1804 : Code OR .




Napoleon destroyed democracy in France , but he incorporated revolutionary
principal by introducing the civil code of 1804 , which came to be known as
Napoleonic code Main features : .




Removed all
°

°
privileges based on birth
Abolished the feudal system .




°
Guild system removed .




°
Transport and communication system improved .




Secured the
°
right to
property .




PYD 2016 :
"
Napoleon had destroyed democracy in France but in the administrative field he .




had incorporated
revolutionary principles in order to make the whole system more
"
rational and efficient Analyse statement with 15T
. the
arguments .




The
Making of Nationalism in Europe
These are some important factors which led to the rise of nationalism
in
Europe :
o Rise of middle class -
latin word meaning free . -
.




I spread of ideology of Liberalism
The new spirit of conservatism and the Treaty of Vienna .




° The rise of Revolutionaries

# The Aristocracycisand New middle class :
°
Aristocracy They owned estates and property
: both in
countryside and
town houses
I spoke trench and are numerically small group .

Connected book
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NCERT, Peyyeti Rajakumar, Indien National Council of Educational Research and Training India and the Contemporary World-II
Publisher: 2007 ISBN: 9788174507075 Edition: Unknown

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