Liberalism, Nationalism And Nationalism In The 19th Century

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The isms In the nineteenth, the political unification and industrialization causing many results in European nations’ growth in military power in the transatlantic. Towards the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century, the political and military strength allowed the United States and Europe to wield unprecedented political, military, and influence around the globe. These powers in their military and politics were achievable by the ideologies, or isms, in the nineteenth and early twentieth century. Liberalism, nationalism, and socialism helped shape the political and economical structure of the North America and Europe in the nineteenth and twentieth century. Nationalism is the belief that one is part of a …show more content…

Liberalism appealed to the upper class citizens because of its belief that government should have less influence on the economy. With less government influence in the economy the upper class is allowed to gain more profit because they are not having to pay tax money which would then be given to the lower class, and working or middle class citizens. Liberalism was a big success in places like Britain because the way in which there government was established allowed them to easily instate liberal ideas into their political structures. It did not work in countries like Russia and Germany because of their authoritative presence of government in the economy. Canada’s leader Earl of Dunham set out to make reforms so that there would be no more revolutions. Earl proposed that both province unit to form a mix of English and French culture. Gobineau wrote about racism in a four volume essay called Inequalities of the Human Races(Craig 608). He speaks about the evolution of racism and how even though slavery is gone and everyone is supposed to be equal, racism still exist. It exist in the separation of the races, how people still view all muslims are terrorists and things of that …show more content…

Socialism is basically the opposite of liberalism because it appeals to the working class and worked in countries with authoritative governments with large presences in their countries economy. Russia and Germany are two of the countries socialism absolutely thrived in. The working class appealed to this ideology in government because it balanced everyone, made everyone equal, by giving everyone the same wage. So a manager of the factor would make as much as a janitor in the same factory. Under Russian rule Jews were treated as aliens. The Russians would form pogroms or riots so that jews would flee Russia. This was one of the examples of anti-Semitism, or anti-judaism in Europe. Jews were considered evil and were chased out of many towns and villages because of their association to money. And with the new government reforms if money was bad then jews had everything to do with it. These ideologies have helped shape the world in the place it is

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