write a brief note on:
[a] Giuseppe Mazzini.
[b] The role of women in nationalist struggles.
[c] The Greek war of Independence.
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a)Giuseppe Mazzini was an Italian politics and a journalist he is born in 1805 and died in 1872
b) women's started protests for equal political rights and women's and also responsible for the foundation of newspaper
c)Greek war of indpendance is also known as Greek revolution in 19th century Greeks struggle Ottoman. Greek revolution is started February 1821 to September 1829
b) women's started protests for equal political rights and women's and also responsible for the foundation of newspaper
c)Greek war of indpendance is also known as Greek revolution in 19th century Greeks struggle Ottoman. Greek revolution is started February 1821 to September 1829
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1.Giuseppe Mazzini.
He was an Italian nationalist, born in Genoa and was not a popular figure with Italian governments. He believed in God, but not in Christianity. His radical views on liberating women and the poor offended conservatives and his criticisms of Karl Marx annoyed Communists and socialists. He died in 1872
2.The role of women in nationalist struggles
Women played very prominant roles in Nationalist struggle all over the world. They stood eith their male counterparts and spread the idea of liberal nationalism and also were members of various Revolutionary organisations.
French revolution is a good examle in which men and women participated equally.
3.The Greek war of Independence
Greece had been part of Ottoman Empire since the 15th century. The growth of Revolutionary Nationalism in Europe is sparked of a struggle of Independence among greeks which began in 1821 . Nationalist in the greece got support from other greeks living in exile and also from any West European who had sympathies for ancient agriculture eminent poets and artist aloud degrees as the cradle of European Civilization and mobilized public opinion to support it's a struggle against a Muslim Empire.
At the end of Treaty of Constantinople of 1832 recognise Greece as an independent Nation
He was an Italian nationalist, born in Genoa and was not a popular figure with Italian governments. He believed in God, but not in Christianity. His radical views on liberating women and the poor offended conservatives and his criticisms of Karl Marx annoyed Communists and socialists. He died in 1872
2.The role of women in nationalist struggles
Women played very prominant roles in Nationalist struggle all over the world. They stood eith their male counterparts and spread the idea of liberal nationalism and also were members of various Revolutionary organisations.
French revolution is a good examle in which men and women participated equally.
3.The Greek war of Independence
Greece had been part of Ottoman Empire since the 15th century. The growth of Revolutionary Nationalism in Europe is sparked of a struggle of Independence among greeks which began in 1821 . Nationalist in the greece got support from other greeks living in exile and also from any West European who had sympathies for ancient agriculture eminent poets and artist aloud degrees as the cradle of European Civilization and mobilized public opinion to support it's a struggle against a Muslim Empire.
At the end of Treaty of Constantinople of 1832 recognise Greece as an independent Nation
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