4a. Venetia 1861-66 Flashcards

1
Q

Who ascended the Prussian throne in 1861 and who was made minister-president in 1862

A

Wilheim I and Bismarck

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2
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Why did Bismarck engineer a war with Austria

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Desire for Prussian dominance

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3
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When did Napoleon promise neutrality with Prussia

A

October 1865

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4
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What was the treaty between Austria and France in 1866

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France would stay neutral in exchange for Venetia

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5
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When was the treaty between Austria and France

A

June 1866

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6
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When was the treaty between Italy and Prussia

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April 1866

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7
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What was the treaty between Italy and Prussia

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Italy could get Venice for supporting Prussia if war broke out

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8
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When did Italy go to war with Prussia against Austria

A

20th June 1866

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9
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What battle did Italy loose

A

3rd July Custozza

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10
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How did Italy get Venetia

A

France got it who then gave it to Italy

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11
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Why did Crispi say to a friend in in 1866

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“To be Italian was something we once longed for, now in the present circumstances it is shameful”

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12
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What were the results of the plebiscites in Venice

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647,000 vs 15,000

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13
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When were the Venetia plebiscites held

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20th October 1866

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14
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How big was Italy’s army against Austria

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40,000

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15
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How was the Austrian-Prussian war humiliating for Italy

A

Defeat at land and sea/ highlighted Italy’s lack of military independence and power

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16
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What did Garabadli form in 1861

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Italian freedom association

17
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When did the Italian freedom association first meet

A

1862

18
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What did Garibaldi say in his speech in 1862 as president of the Italian freedom association

A

Urged those on the left in politics to focus on the issues of Rome and Venice

19
Q

Why was the Italian freedom association a failure towards national unity

A

Rattazzi summoned Garabaldi to discuss stirring unrest and granted him 1million lire/ nothing came of it- Garabaldi had other plans

20
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When did Garabaldi go to England

A

April 1864

21
Q

How many treated Garabdli on his trip to Britain

A

500,000

22
Q

Why was Garabaldis British visit in 1864 significant

A

Used publicity to raise the issue of Venice liberation from Austria

23
Q

What did Queen Victoria write to one of her daughters about Garabaldis visit

A

“Garabaldi, thank god, is gone”

24
Q

When did VE meet with Mazzini

A

1863-64

25
Q

What was discussed in VE’s meetings with Mazzini

A

Mazzini urged VE to intervene in Venice/ aims were to stir up discontent to remove Austrians from Venice

26
Q

How did VE show interest in getting Venetia/ nationalism/ getting Austrians out

A

Met Mazzini 1863-64/ sent envoys to Europe 1861

27
Q

Why did VE send envoys to Europe in 1861

A

Purpose of stirring up war with Austria

28
Q

Which envoy was sent to Paris 1861

A

Rattazzi/ tried to convince Louis Napoleon to help Italy wage war

29
Q

What was the reality of VE’s attempts at expelling the Austrians/ answering the Venetian question

A

More talk than action/ reality was Austria would remain in Venice until the wider European stage dictated otherwise

30
Q

When does ltaly get Venetia

A

October 1866

31
Q

Why did France even get involved with European treaties just to get Venetia back

A

Napoleon back in the Italian driving seat/ wanted deal to regain big brother status and become power broker of Central Europe

32
Q

Why did Italy accept the Prussian treaty to go to war, when it could just get Venetia through Austria win or loose

A

Crispi wrote that Italy needed a “baptism of blood” / idea that Italy would need to prove itself on the world stage/ beating Austria on battlefield without French help

33
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Why did Austria agree to give Venetia to France win or loose

A

Could see the writing on the wall/ better to loose Venetia in a trade and get neutrality than loose it later