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MODERN HISTORY-THE TIME OF BRITISH

                                                                MODERN HISTORY                                                                               Main events at the time of British 1.Establishment of East India company 2.British administrative system  3.Setting up of British revenue and administrative policies. 4.Development of industrialisation by British. 5.First war of Independence in 1857. 6.British introduced the new education system. 7.Socio-religious reform movements. 8.Some factors which promote Nationalism. 9.Indian national movement and struggle for Independence.               ...

Nationalism In Europe

 Nationalism in Europe refers to the political, cultural, and social movement that developed in the 19th century, which aimed at creating nation-states in Europe, This movement emerged in response to the political and social changes that occurred during the Industrial Revolution, which led to the growth of a middle class and the decline of traditional social structures.

Nationalism in Europe is closely associated with the concept of the nation-state, which is a political entity that is defined by a common language, culture, history, and territory. Nationalists believed that the nation-state was the best way to organize society, and that people who shared a common language and culture should have their own independent state.

Nationalism played a significant role in the unification of Germany and Italy, as well as the breakup of the Austro-Hungarian Empire after World War I. However, nationalism also led to conflicts, such as World War I and World War II, as well as the rise of authoritarian regimes, such as Nazi Germany and fascist Italy.

In the post-World War II era, nationalism in Europe has taken on different forms, with some countries embracing a more inclusive, multicultural identity, while others have continued to promote a more exclusive, ethnocentric identity. The European Union, which was established in 1993, represents an attempt to promote cooperation and unity among European nations, while respecting their cultural and political diversity.

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