Question

question 47
why did greek revolutionaries rebel against their ottoman rulers?
ottoman rulers wanted greeks to convert to islam
rebels wanted to create an independent greek nation - state
food shortages and famine pushed peasants to rebel
to assist napoleons attempt to conquer the ottoman empire
question 48
what was a root cause for unrest and rebellion in europe in the mid - 1800s?
increased religious tension between protestants, catholics, and atheists
an alliance between austria - hungary, germany, and italy threatened nearby countries
the american civil war showed the failures of enlightenment ideas
the growth of loyalty to ones countrymen and not ones monarch
foreign invasions from asia and africa

Explanation:

• Question 47: The Greek Revolution (1821 - 1830) was driven by the idea of nationalism. Greek revolutionaries aimed to establish an independent Greek nation - state, free from Ottoman rule.
• Question 48: In the mid - 1800s, the growth of nationalism (loyalty to one's countrymen and the concept of a nation - state) led to unrest and rebellion in Europe. This was a time when people were moving away from just being loyal to a monarch and towards a sense of national identity.

Answer:

• Question 47: Rebels wanted to create an independent Greek nation - state.
• Question 48: The growth of loyalty to one's countrymen and not one's monarch.