Paper Type: Coursework Research & Writing
Topic: How far do the forces of Liberalism and Nationalism explain the drive for German Unification between 1750-1871?
No# of Pages:
6 pages (1,500 words)
Subject Area: History
Paper Style: Cambridge
No# of Sources Required: 15
Language: English (U.K)
Details of Requirement :
The coursework is based on both primary and secondary sources, should be written in good English. It is not necessary to have a conclusion or even "other factors" in these 1500 words, just a good focus on the nationalism/liberalism (including historical interpretations and discriminating between them). The 500 word (aprox) introduction is also needed, to demonstrate different points of views of different historians (challenging sources) and other factors (such as Bismarck's diplomacy, Zolverein, etc) should be considered
Suggested sources:
William Carr 'A History of Germany 1815-1990' (fourth edition, 1991)
D.Murphy T.Morris M.Fulbrook 'German: 1848-1991' (Harpercollins Publishers Limited, 2008)
A. Farmer and A. Stiles 'The Unification of Germany: 1815-1919' (third edition, Hodder Education, 2007)
-K.A. Lerman 'Bismark' (Pearson Education Limited, 2004)
Christopher Clark 'Iron Kingdom. The rise and downfall of Prussia 1600-1947'
Andrew Matthews ' Nationalism 1789-1945' ( Hodder & Stoughton, 2000)
Finlay McKichan 'Germany 1815-1939. The rise of nationalism' (Longman Singapore Publishers Pte Ltd, 1993)
Anderson, Benedict. Imagined Communities: Reflection on the Origins and Spread of Nationalism. Revised Edition ed. London and New York: Verso,1991
Gordon R. Mork 'Bismarck and the "Capitulation" of German Liberalism' (The Journal of Modern History, Vol. 43, No. 1 (Mar., 1971), pp. 59-75, Published by: University of Chicago Press