1848 Revolutions Flashcards

1
Q

how did social and economic division hinder unification

A

language+culture

north richer

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2
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who were the Reformisti

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group of reformers, believed if Austria go Italy would flourish

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3
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what ideas did Reformisti put forward

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common monetary system

wanted federation, opposed republic

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4
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what was the life expectancy in Naples in 1840s

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24

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5
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what were the causes of the failure of the 1848 revolutions

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growth of liberalism 
reforms of pius IX 
unpopularity of Austrians 
social discontent+economic problems 
weakness of nationalism
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6
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how did the growth of liberalism cause the 1848 revolutions

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statuto from Charles albert boosted drive for unification

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7
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what showed a move towards unity by Charles albert

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joined a customs union with pope pius IX + supported his reforms

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8
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when was the statuto presented

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1847

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9
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what did pius do which inspired the 1848 revolutions

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question justice system
enter customs union, Tuscany and Piedmont
1848 denied Austrians right to cross papal states

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10
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when did tensions start with Austrian troops

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when troops occupied the town of ferrara (permitted to do this 1815 treaty of Vienna)
pope launched formal complaint

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11
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what was wrong with peasant farming

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inefficient

vulnerable to foreign competition

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12
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what led to riots and protests amongst peasants

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lost communal land to wealthier classes
Europe wide harvest failures 1846-47
bad living standards

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13
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what did the harvest failure create shortages of

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maize and wheat, led to high food prices

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14
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why were peasants angry at the rulers in naples

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blamed them for 1836 cholera outbreak

killed 65,000 people

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15
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who rises up in sicily in 1848 revolutions

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peasants go to parlemo to support uprising

5,000 army reinforcements

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16
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what temporary change happened in sicily as a result of the revolution

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provisional gov

parliament is elected-declares sicily and naples are separate. not concerned with national unity

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17
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how does Ferdinand crush the uprisings in sicily

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20000 troops
parliament surrender after 3 days
sicily+ naples reuinited

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18
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who got the nickname king bomba

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Ferdinand

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19
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what started revolution in naples

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heard of Sicilian revolutions
public records burnt
some bourbon officials killed

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20
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what happened as a result of revolutions in Naples

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conservative constitution granted

still a repressive police state

21
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what did Pius issue because he didn’t want to upset Austria

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allocution, war with Austria doesn’t have his blessing

Charles albert is the aggressor

22
Q

what makes the pope flee in November 48

A

his anti liberal pm count rossi is murdered by a mob

23
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what happens in the papal state once the pope has fled

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revolutionary gov under galletti
tax reform
election for a constituent assembly
rome set up as a republic

24
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which battle is piedmont defeated in march 1849

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Battle of Novara

25
Q

when Mazzini arrives in rome who does he join

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armellini and saffi

create triumvirate

26
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what do the Triumvirate do in 1849 when they have control of rome

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reform laws
clear slums
end church control of education

27
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who put rome under siege in 1849

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20,000 French troops

28
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why did revolutions break out in Lombardy

A

tobacco prices

people boycotted

29
Q

what was the revolution called in Lombardy/piedmont in 1848

A

five glorious days
10,000 people presented petition for liberal reforms to Austrian governor in milan
Austrian commander Radetsky withdrew back to quadrilateral

30
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what did Lombardy do after Radetsky withdrew to quadrilaterals

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asked piedmont for alliance+protectiona against Austrian backlash

31
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who joined Charles albert in a war against Austria (when he moved into Lombardy)

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naples soldiers led by Pepe

papal states army led by Durando `

32
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what was the weakness of Charles albert during the fight against Austria

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only accepted army recruit who swore loyalty to piedmont

33
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which battle was Charles albert and his allies defeated at

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Custozza July 1848

34
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what happened to Charles albert after his defeat at the battle of custozza

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expelled from Lombardy

sign armistice of salasco 11th August 1848

35
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what happens in the 1848 revolutions in venetia

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revolution breaks out
Metternich resigns
republic under Daniel Manin
forced to surrender- hunger+cholera

36
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when did Charles albert abdicate

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march 1849

37
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what two battles did Charles albert have during the 1848 revoltuions

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battle of custozza july848

battle of Novara march 1849

38
Q

who replaced Charles albert in march 1849

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Victor Emmanuel II

39
Q

how much did piedmont have to pay Austria after being defeated after custozza

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65 million francs

40
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what were the reasons for the failure of the 1848 revolutions

A
intervention of foreign powers
weakness of piedmont 
lack of popular support 
pope
lack of international support
41
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intervention of Austria (reason for failure)

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custozza+novara victories inspite of all revolts (had to withdraw from Lombardy into venetia) 
restored rulers (leopold II)
42
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intervention of France (reason for failure)

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Louis Napoleon wanted to be favourable with domestic catholics
wanted to look like helping to restore pope
strong military defeated roman republic

43
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weakness of piedmont (reason for failure)

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Charles albert didn’t accept recruits
pope allocution
intentions of Charles albert, preventing republics in venice+milan spreading to piedmont? not unity

44
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lack of revolutionary support (reason for failure)

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milan+venice=constitution+independence
rome+venice=republics
piedmont=focus on Austria 
sicily peasants=food shortages 
middle class milan=tobacco prices
45
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lack of international support (reason for failure)

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britian+france mediators

Charles albert over estimated French support

46
Q

how long did the armistice of salasco last

A

less than nine months

47
Q

pope (reason for failure)

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april 1848 allocution
short term trigger
undermined revolutions

48
Q

positive results of 1848 revolutions

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statuto kept
piedmonts territorial integrity
piedmont attracted 30000 political refugees in Turin +Genoa in 1850s

49
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negative results of 1848 revolutions

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Austrians military dominance stronger 
venetian republic under tighter control
most constitutions suppressed
pope denounced reforms 
French troops occupied Rome
didn't achieve aims