Question

explain-Mid 18th century map of europe shows no nation states

Answer 1

Answer:

During the eighteenth centuary there was no nation states in europe . nations like germany italy was divided into kingdoms dutchies and cantons.the northern and eastern europe was under the hamsburg empire . they spoke different language  and followed different culture . the region was of ethnic variation.

the hamsburg empire include the alpine region , tyrol, austria who were german speaking.it also include the italian speaking  lombardy and venitia.in hungary half spoke magyar and others other languages.in galicia the people spoke polish. the boundary of europe had peasants groups . all these difference do not give political equality.

Answer 2

Mid 18th century map of europe shows no nation states

• Europe had no nation states by the middle of the seventeenth century. Different kings with independent states ruled over independent nations including Germany, Italy, and Switzerland. In eastern and central Europe, there were autocratic kingdoms.
• The greatest development, in fact, was the emergence of nationalism in the middle of the eighteenth century. The principles of equality, liberty, and fraternity were established by the French Revolution. Almost the entire continent of Europe was affected.
• The eighteenth century in Europe. The eighteenth century saw intellectual, social, and political upheaval in Europe. Since the ideals of the previous 100 years were widely adopted in the 18th century, this period is frequently referred to as the Age of Enlightenment.
• The "long 18th century" (1685–1815) saw a profound reorientation of European politics, philosophy, science, and communication as a result of a movement known as the Age of Reason, or simply the Enlightenment.

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