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    - - Nationalism is the belief that people’s greatest loyalty should not be to a king or an empire but to a nation. When a nation had its own independent government, it became a nation-state. A nation-state defends the nation’s territory and way of life, and it represents the nation to the rest of the world. In Europe in 1815, only France, England, and Spain could be called nation states.
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    - - The nationalist movement would blur the lines
        that separated the three political theories because of the belief that people’s greatest loyalty should not be to a king or an empire but to a nation of people
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    - - https://historysimulation.com/social-studies-concepts/#nationalism
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      - Most of the people who believed in nationalism were
        either liberals or radicals. In most cases, the liberal middle class teachers, lawyers, and business people led the struggle for constitutional government and the formation of nation states. In Germany, for example, liberals wanted to gather the many different German states into a single nation-state. Other liberals in large empires, such as the Hungarians in the Austrian Empire, wanted to split away and establish self-rule.
    - - In Germany, for example, liberals wanted to gather the
        many different German states into a single nation-state. as the Hungarians in the Austrian Empire, wanted to
        split away and establish self-rule.
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- - - - The three schools/ kinds of political thought were:
        
        Liberal:
        
        These people were typically comprised of middle class business leaders, along with Merchants
        
        This political party fought for giving more power to elected parliament. Yet they felt that only the educated and wealthy landowners should have a vote on matters.
        
        Radical:
        
        This political parties members typically did not matter on their background yet they all had one thing in common- There radical beliefs.
        
        The kind of radical beliefs they had were that government should practice beliefs similar to the French Revolution (Liberty-Equality-Fraternity). Some even believed in Anarchism which was the belief that government was harmful and not needed.
        
        Something all of these people had in common was that they all drastic changes which would bring democracy to all.
        
        Q: To which school do U.S. political parties belong to?
        
        A: As weird as it sounds to hear the U.S. political parties belong to this (Radical) Group. This is because radicals at this time were not what we view them as today. In this time they were mainly people who wanted democracy and were fed up with traditional Monarchies. This s the reason why it falls under this category, because our Gov. ins a "democracy".
        
        Conservative:
        
        This class was typically made up of wealthy property owners, along with land Nobles.
        
        These people fought for protecting the traditional monarchies of Europe.
        
        Q: How can people have such different Philosophies.
        
        A: People can have such different Philosophies for many reasons. One reason may be due to their religion which holds them to morals. Or perhaps it was life experiences which made them feel this way. Yet overall the true reason people's philosophy's are varied is because anyone has the right to interpret what they believe government is here to do.
      - Concept- Identity
        
        The concept of identity is a very important part of this section because we are discussing the people of Europes political identity. This is important becaue this is a timeperiod where the identity of a nation greatly impacts how it's government functions.
- - - - It was by the 1820's that Russia wanted serfdom to end
        
        They believed that the system was morally wrong
        
        The Czars were reluctant on freeing the serfs since it would anger the land-owners, who the Czar's needed to stay in power
        
        Defeat Brings Change
        
        Russia's lack of industrialization became a big problem for them
        
        Crimean War
        
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      - Russia was using the Feudal System
        
        Serfs were bound to the Nobles where they worked on the land
        
        Nobles had almost unlimited power of the serfs
- - - - they wanted a dimocrice but then thay had an emperrer and nobody complaned.
    - - not rilly becus after thay elected him the macame en epirer.
    - - the french pepole wanted a republic but after thay saw what hapend after the radicals fout one echother thay resorted to wat thay knew worked.