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HISTORY Lecture 1: Class X History Chapter 1 The rise of nationalism in Europe

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Salient features and beginning of french revolution. The age of revolutions (1830-1848) and the unification of germany and italy. Allegory: when a theoretical thought (for example ravenousness, envy, opportunity, freedom, and so on) is communicated through someone or something. A metaphorical story has two implications, one exacting and one representative. Absolutism: it alludes to an arrangement of decisions that has no restrictions on the power worked out. Conservatism: it is a political and social way of thinking advancing conventional social foundations with regard to culture and civilization. French revolution: an uprising in france against the government from 1789 to. 1799 which brought about the foundation of france as a republic. Feminism: awareness of ladies" freedoms and interests in view of political, monetary, and social fairness of sexes. Frankfurt parliament: an enormous number of political affiliations containing experts, money managers, and prosperous craftsmen met up in the city of. Frankfurt and chose to decide in favor of an all-german national assembly.

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