NY State Curriculum Notes     

Global Nationalism

  1. Human and physical geography

  2. Role in political revolutions

  3. Force for unity and self-determination

    a. Unification of Italy and Germany (Camillo Cavour, Otto von Bismarck)

    b. Asian and Middle Eastern nationalism

    1. India (Indian National Congress, Moslem League)

    2. Turkey—Young Turks

  4. Zionism

  5. Force leading to conflicts

    a. Balkans before World War I

    b. Ottoman Empire as the pawn of  European powers

 

Students should be able to define nationalism and analyze the impact of nationalism as a unifying and divisive force in Europe and other areas of the world. 

They should also be able to examine nationalism across time and place.

 

 

German Unification

 

 

The German States after 1848

 

Prussia in the 1860s: Bismarck

 

War with Denmark

 

The Franco-Prussian War

 

The German Empire, 1871

 

Italian Unification

 

Italian Nationalism: The Program of Cavour

The Completion of Italian Unity

Asian and Middle Eastern Nationalism

Historical Resources

Important Individuals/Primary Sources

 

 

Ottoman Empire

Historical Resources

Important Individuals/Primary Sources

 

Zionism

Historical Resources

Important Individuals/Primary Sources

Jewish Virtual Library Theodor Herzl: On the Jewish State, 1896