German Secession movements

Target entity: German Secession movements
Context triple: [Munich Secession, partOf, German Secession movements]

• A. Jura separatist movement
  The Jura separatist movement is a political and cultural campaign that sought independence from the predominantly German-speaking canton of Bern and led to the creation of the French-speaking Canton of Jura in Switzerland.
• B. European federalist movement
  The European federalist movement is a political and intellectual current advocating the creation of a united, supranational Europe with strong federal institutions to ensure peace, democracy, and shared sovereignty among European states.
• C. Unification of Germany
  The Unification of Germany was the 19th-century process, largely driven by Prussia and Otto von Bismarck, that consolidated numerous independent German states into a single German nation-state proclaimed in 1871.
• D. German Conservative Revolution
  The German Conservative Revolution was an early 20th-century intellectual and political current in Germany that rejected both liberal democracy and traditional conservatism, seeking an authoritarian, nationalist, and culturally revitalized alternative.
• E. Revolutions of 1848 in the German states
  The Revolutions of 1848 in the German states were a series of interconnected uprisings and political movements across the German-speaking lands that sought liberal reforms, national unification, and constitutional government against the existing conservative order.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: German Secession movements
Target entity description: German Secession movements were late 19th- and early 20th-century artist-led breakaway groups in Germany that rejected academic art institutions in favor of modern, independent exhibition practices.

• A. Jura separatist movement
  The Jura separatist movement is a political and cultural campaign that sought independence from the predominantly German-speaking canton of Bern and led to the creation of the French-speaking Canton of Jura in Switzerland.
• B. European federalist movement
  The European federalist movement is a political and intellectual current advocating the creation of a united, supranational Europe with strong federal institutions to ensure peace, democracy, and shared sovereignty among European states.
• C. Unification of Germany
  The Unification of Germany was the 19th-century process, largely driven by Prussia and Otto von Bismarck, that consolidated numerous independent German states into a single German nation-state proclaimed in 1871.
• D. German Conservative Revolution
  The German Conservative Revolution was an early 20th-century intellectual and political current in Germany that rejected both liberal democracy and traditional conservatism, seeking an authoritarian, nationalist, and culturally revitalized alternative.
• E. Revolutions of 1848 in the German states
  The Revolutions of 1848 in the German states were a series of interconnected uprisings and political movements across the German-speaking lands that sought liberal reforms, national unification, and constitutional government against the existing conservative order.
• F. None of above. chosen