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= = Chapter 22 Learning Objectives

Section 22-1 "Building a German Nation" (pp. 692-695)

 * Relate the early changes that promoted German unity.
 * Explain how Bismarck unified Germany.
 * Describe the new German empire's political organization.

Section 22-2 "Germany Strengthens" (pp. 696-699)

 * Identify factors marking Germany as an industrial giant.
 * Explain why Bismarck was called the Iron Chancellor.
 * Describe the policies Kaiser William II followed.

Section 22-3 "Unifying Italy" (pp. 700-704)

 * Identify the obstacles to Italian unity.
 * Describe the roles that Cavour and Garibaldi played in the struggle to unify Italy.
 * Outline the challenges that faced the new nation of Italy.

Section 22-4 "Nationalism Threatens Old Empires" (pp. 705-709)

 * Analyze how nationalism contributed to the decline of the Austrian empire.
 * Relate the main characteristics of the Dual Monarchy.
 * Describe how the growth of nationalism affected the Balkans.

Section 22-5: "Russia: Reform and Reaction" (pp. 710-715)
= = = = =Chapter 22 Power Point Presentations=
 * Analyze how conditions in Russia affected progress.
 * Explain why the czars followed a cycle of absolutism, reform, and reaction.
 * Describe how the problems of industrialization contributed to the growing crisis and outbreak of Revolution in Russia.
 * [[file:Section 22-1 Building a German Nation.ppt]]
 * [[file:Section 22-2 Germany Strengthens.ppt]]
 * [[file:Section 22-3 Unifying Italy.pptx]]
 * [[file:Section 22-4 Nationalism Threatens Old Empires.ppt]]
 * [[file:Section 22-5 Russia- Reform and Reaction.ppt]]

=Chapter 22 "Know It? Show It." Links=
 * Section 22-1
 * Section 22-2
 * Section 22-3
 * Section 22-4
 * Section 22-5
 * Chapter Self-Test

=Chapter 22 Assignments=
 * Friday, May 13
 * Read Sections 22-1 and 22-2.
 * Review Sections 22-1 and 22-2 Power Points in class.
 * Monday, May 16
 * Read Sections 22-3 and 22-4 in class.
 * Read Section 22-5 for homework. Describe the major actions taken by Alexander II, Alexander III, and Nicholas II in your notes.