How did the French carry the idea of nationalism abroad and what was the reaction of the people?
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Mainly through the French Revolution, the French carried the idea of nationalism abroad and what was the reaction of the people
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- In Europe's population there was an impetus for the beginnings of the French revolution, independence and the elimination of despotism.
- The revolutionaries proclaimed it was the French people 's fate and duty to liberate the people of Europe from despotism and to enable other citizens in Europe to grow into nations. When the news of France's transformative events came to different towns in Europe, medium-sized citizens, students and others began to establish Jacobin Clubs.
- In the 1790s, in the protests and campaigns the French Military was able to strike. In these countries the march to Holland, Switzerland, Belgium and Italy contributed to the civil war and spread the notion of nationalism abroad.
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