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Mind Map by meganhall05, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by meganhall05
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How popular was German
Nationalism between
1850-1890?
- Popular Culture and Patriotism
- - There were opportunities for Germans to express national
pride
- A series of anniversairies in the 1860's which provided outlets for such feelings, births of poets; Schiller and Fichte were celebrated at fests
- Increase in memberships of singing, shooting and gym clubs. (Clubs not allowed political involvement)
- Members shared patriotic attitude and a desire for Greater German Unity
- Members shared patriotic attitude and a desire for Greater German Unity
- Increase in memberships of singing, shooting and gym clubs. (Clubs not allowed political involvement)
- A series of anniversairies in the 1860's which provided outlets for such feelings, births of poets; Schiller and Fichte were celebrated at fests
- - There were opportunities for Germans to express national
pride
- Foreign Threats and Wars
- Schleswig- Holstein Crisis
- -Biggest mobilsation of popular nationalism
- Associations sprang up all over G. commitee of 36 established to lead campaign
- Limitations of nationalist movement were clearly exposed; Aus and PR refused to recognise claims of Duke of Augustenburg
- Caused Nationalverein and Reformverein to decline. Later totally collapsing, as the case for
Grossedeutsch was undermined by success of Prussia.
- Little influence popular nationalism had over the outcome of events
- Many nationalists who welcomed the success of Prussia in creating the German Reich in 1871.
- Many nationalists who welcomed the success of Prussia in creating the German Reich in 1871.
- Little influence popular nationalism had over the outcome of events
- Caused Nationalverein and Reformverein to decline. Later totally collapsing, as the case for
Grossedeutsch was undermined by success of Prussia.
- Limitations of nationalist movement were clearly exposed; Aus and PR refused to recognise claims of Duke of Augustenburg
- Associations sprang up all over G. commitee of 36 established to lead campaign
- -Biggest mobilsation of popular nationalism
- Schleswig- Holstein Crisis
- Franco Prussian War
- North and South marched together: UNITED
- Wilhem I's proclaims
- North and South marched together: UNITED
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