Poland Under Partitions: True/False In Prussia and Austria after January Uprising)

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Poland Under Partitions: True/False In Prussia and Austria after January Uprising)Online version Click yes if the sentences are true and no if the sentences are incorrect. by Sylwia Matysiak 1 There were efforts to settle Germans on Polish lands. Yes No 2 Under Prussian rule, Poles had representatives in the provincial Sejm. Yes No 3 Emigration to America did not rise at the turn of the 20th century. Yes No 4 Kulturkampf fought for German culture, restricting the Catholic Church. Yes No 5 Germanisation included making German the official language. Yes No 6 "Ustawa kagańcowa" ("muzzle law" banned speaking if Poles were less than 60% in a county and banned street names and gravestones. Yes No 7 In September 1901, a children’s strike occurred in Prussia. Yes No 8 The Russian partition banned all industrial development and urban growth. Yes No 9 In Galicia, autonomy was granted in 1861. Yes No 10 Rugi pruskie ("prussian deportations" involved the expulsion of Poles who did not have Prussian citizenship. Yes No 11 In Prussia, Polish language was used as the only official language in all schools. Yes No 12 In Galicia there was no autonomy granted in 1861. Yes No 13 Bismarck's policies aimed to exclude Poles from a unified German Reich. Yes No 14 Emigration to America increased due to economic reasons and lack of cash for travel. Yes No 15 Hakata was a formal policy encouraging Polish cultural revival. Yes No

Poland Under Partitions: True/False In Prussia and Austria after January Uprising)Online version

Click yes if the sentences are true and no if the sentences are incorrect.

by Sylwia Matysiak

There were efforts to settle Germans on Polish lands.

Yes

Under Prussian rule, Poles had representatives in the provincial Sejm.

Yes

Emigration to America did not rise at the turn of the 20th century.

Yes

Kulturkampf fought for German culture, restricting the Catholic Church.

Yes

Germanisation included making German the official language.

Yes

"Ustawa kagańcowa" ("muzzle law" banned speaking if Poles were less than 60% in a county and banned street names and gravestones.

Yes

In September 1901, a children’s strike occurred in Prussia.

Yes

The Russian partition banned all industrial development and urban growth.

Yes

In Galicia, autonomy was granted in 1861.

Yes

Rugi pruskie ("prussian deportations" involved the expulsion of Poles who did not have Prussian citizenship.

Yes

In Prussia, Polish language was used as the only official language in all schools.

Yes

In Galicia there was no autonomy granted in 1861.

Yes

Bismarck's policies aimed to exclude Poles from a unified German Reich.

Yes

Emigration to America increased due to economic reasons and lack of cash for travel.

Yes

Hakata was a formal policy encouraging Polish cultural revival.

Yes

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Poland Under Partitions: True/False In Prussia and Austria after January Uprising)Online version

by Sylwia Matysiak

There were efforts to settle Germans on Polish lands.

Under Prussian rule, Poles had representatives in the provincial Sejm.

Emigration to America did not rise at the turn of the 20th century.

Kulturkampf fought for German culture, restricting the Catholic Church.

Germanisation included making German the official language.

"Ustawa kagańcowa" ("muzzle law" banned speaking if Poles were less than 60% in a county and banned street names and gravestones.

In September 1901, a children’s strike occurred in Prussia.

The Russian partition banned all industrial development and urban growth.

In Galicia, autonomy was granted in 1861.

Rugi pruskie ("prussian deportations" involved the expulsion of Poles who did not have Prussian citizenship.

In Prussia, Polish language was used as the only official language in all schools.

In Galicia there was no autonomy granted in 1861.

Bismarck's policies aimed to exclude Poles from a unified German Reich.

Emigration to America increased due to economic reasons and lack of cash for travel.

Hakata was a formal policy encouraging Polish cultural revival.

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