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AP European History
Unit 7 – 19th Century Perspectives and Political Developments
Topic 7.3
How did Britain respond differently than France or Germany during the age of nationalism in Europe?
Britain avoided significant internal upheaval by passing reforms that gradually expanded suffrage and improved social conditions.
Britain rejected the idea of nationalism entirely, unlike France or Germany.
Britain embraced socialist ideologies more openly than France or Germany did.
Britain underwent a revolution while France and Germany did not.
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