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Migration, Identity and Sovereignty

Nationalism in the development of the modern world

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Overview

Recall questions on nineteenth-century nationalism and empire, decolonisation and its costs, and colonial migration links.

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Which continent experienced the 'wind of change' during the 1960s, and what did this involve?

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How does Sudan demonstrate the costly nature of independence from colonial rule?

Key term

What was the British Raj, and how does it illustrate the effects of 19th-century nationalism?

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  1. 1

    What role did 19th-century nationalism play in the development of empires?

    Model answer

    It drove the building of empires, and set peoples against one another across Europe and further afield.

  2. 2

    How did 19th-century nationalism contribute to tensions and disputes across different regions?

    Model answer

    It served as a source of conflict both within Europe and in territories beyond, as competing national identities and imperial ambitions clashed.

  3. 3

    What was the British Raj, and how does it illustrate the effects of 19th-century nationalism?

    Model answer

    The British Raj was British colonial rule over India, demonstrating how 19th-century nationalism led to other nations being incorporated into larger empires.

  4. 4

    Give an example of a nation that was incorporated into a larger empire as a result of 19th-century nationalism.

    Model answer

    India, which became part of the British Empire under the British Raj.

  5. 5

    What major geopolitical change occurred after 1945 regarding European empires?

    Model answer

    Many new nation states emerged as European empires disintegrated.

  6. 6

    Why did the period after 1945 see the creation of numerous new nation states?

    Model answer

    Because European empires disintegrated, leading to former colonies gaining independence and becoming sovereign nation states.

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