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Booklet 1: 1796-1832 Flashcards

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1815

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Restoration of Italian states by Act of the Congress of Vienna

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What was the restoration a result of?

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End of Napoleonic wars

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What was reactionary rule?

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When a ruler uses oppression to oppose change

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What was the Risorgimento?

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‘Reawakening’. Used to describe the development of national identity and an awareness among Italians of common culture

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Was was the impact of the Risorgimento?

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Limited, but there was a growing awareness among the literate class

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What was the unifying factor for most Italian nationalists?

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To challenge Austrian influence and expel them from the Italian peninsula

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Why did most revolutions fail?

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Regional differences, diversity of aims, and lack of foreign support

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What is an absolutist state?

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A state without any restriction on the power or authority of the ruler

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What is temporal power?

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The political power of the papacy

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What was the Kingdom of Sardinia made up of?

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Piedmont on the mainland and the island of Sardinia

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Who ruled the Kingdom of Sardinian and where?

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House of Savoy in Turin

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What was Sardinia like?

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Backwards, poor and scarcely populated

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What did Victor Emmanuel I do in 1814?

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Returned to Piedmont and began to restore the absolutist state

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What was the church restored to?

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Its pre-Napoleonic privileged status

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What happened to Lombardy?

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Before the Napoleonic wars it was part of the Austrian Empire, and afterwards it was returned to Austrian control in 1814

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Who ruled the Papal States pre-Napoleon?

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Ruled by the head of the Catholic Church who resided in Rome, the Pope

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What happened to the Papal States post-Napoleon?

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Pope Pius VII was restored to his position as spiritual and temporal ruler

18
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What was Venetia like pre and post-Napoleon?

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Had lost its importance as a trading power, and fell under Napoleonic rule, but afterwards was annexed to Austria

19
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What were the Central Duchies?

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Tuscany, Modena and Parma

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What were the Central Duchies like during the Napoleonic period?

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Amalgamated in 1801 into the Kingdom of Etruria

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What happened to the Central Duchies post-Napoleon?

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Left them firmly under Austrian influence

22
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What was the Kingdom of Naples made up of?

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Sicily and the southern part of the mainland, poorest region in Italy

23
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Who was restored to the Kingdom of Naples in 1815?

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Bourbon King Ferdinand I, Church was restored to its position of power

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What was the Carbonari?

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‘Charcoal Burners’, secret society committed to the rights of the people and was prepared to use violence and revolution to achieve its aims

25
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Where was the Carbonari strongest?

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In Naples where it had as many as 60,000 members following the restoration in 1815

26
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What happened in 1820-21?

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Uprisings and revolutions in Naples, Sicily, and Piedmont which reflected dissatisfaction with rulers and local issues

27
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What was the result of 1820-21?

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Did not go as far as to challenge Austrian hegemony nor form the basis of a movement demanding change on a national basis, number of Italian revolutionaries fled abroad

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Through the 1820 was there any national movements?

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No, but there were groups with grievances with the rulers and so joined secret societies

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Who were the types of people that joined secret societies?

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Those who’d lost out from the restoration of the old monarchies, those who lost political rights

30
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What was another secret society?

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Adelfi, strongly anti-french society, but by 1818 its main aim was the destruction of Austrian rule leading to a democratic republic

31
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What was the fundamental economic issue?

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Ownership of land

32
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What was industrial development like?

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Certain regions, focus on textiles and light industry, relied on foreign imports, slow in North but non-existent in South

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When was the first railway built?

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1839

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When were the widespread famines?

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1814, 1818, mid-1840s and 1853

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When were the Cholera outbreaks?

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1835-1837

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