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Booklet 3 Italy Flashcards

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1
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When was the Orsini Bomb Plot?

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January 1858

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How many dead and Injured from Orsini Bomb Plot?

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8 dead
150 injured

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3
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When was the Pact of Plombieres?

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21 July 1858

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What were 5 terms of the Pact of Plombiere?

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  • Austria had to provoke the war
  • Upper Italy was to be ruled by the Savoys
  • The pope remained in Rome
  • France get Nice and Savoy in return for 20,000 soldiers
  • Marie Clotide to marry Jerome Bonaparte
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5
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When was the Grido de Delore?

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10th Jan 1859

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6
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When did Piedmont mobalise their army on the border?

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March 1859

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7
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When did Austria declare war on Italy?

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April 29th 1859

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8
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How many soldiers did Austria have when fighting Italy?

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90,000

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9
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How many National Society members by 1857?

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8000

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10
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When did Cavour meet Manin and Garibaldi?

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1856

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11
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Who led the National Society?

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Pallavicino, Manin, La Farina

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12
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When was the National Society demonstration in Florence? Who established the provisional Government?

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April 1859

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13
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When were National Society revolts in Modena and Parma? Who led provisional government?

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May 1859
Luigi

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14
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When was the battle of Magenta?

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20th May 1859

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15
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How many Austrian casualties from Magenta?

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5700

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16
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What was achieved by Magenta?

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-Part of Lombardy freed
- Como victory due to Cacciatori delle Alpi

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17
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What was the outcome of Magenta?

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French win

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18
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When was the battle of Solferino?

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21st June 1859

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19
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How many Austrian casualties at Solferino?

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21,000

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20
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When did Prussia Mobilise?

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June 1859

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21
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How many doctors per Casualties at Solferino?

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1 doctor per 500 casualties

22
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When was the Treaty of Villafranca?

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11th July 1859

23
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What were the terms of the treaty of Villafranca?

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  • Lombardy given to France
  • Piedmont not allowed to annex Quadrilateral towns of Mantua and Peschiera
  • France don’t take Nice and Savoy
24
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When was the Treaty of Zurich?

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November 1859

25
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Who declared the concept of self determination?

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Lord John Russell

26
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When was the Treaty of Turin negotiated?

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Jan 1860

27
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What did the Treaty of Turin determine?

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Nice and Savoy would be given to France if Napoleon agreed to plebiscites for the Duchies

28
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What was the plebiscite result for Tuscany?

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360,000 - 15,000 to yes
153,000 abstained

29
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What was the Plebiscite result for Nice joining France?

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25,000 to 160

30
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What were Garibaldi’s achievements in the 1859 War?

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  • Commanded 3000 volunteers
  • Crossed the Ticino River (23 May)
  • Caused Austria to retreat at the battle of San Fermo (27 May)
31
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What did Garibaldi receive after the 1859 war?

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Gold Medal for Valour

32
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What did Garibaldi call Cavour after Nice was given to France?

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A low intriguer

33
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When did Garibaldi set sail for Sicily?

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May 1860

34
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How many volunteers went with Garibaldi to Sicily?

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1200 (The ‘Thousand’)

35
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When did Garibaldi reach Marsala? Who protected him?

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11th May
British ships

36
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When did Garibaldi reach Palermo? What did ‘The Thousand’ now number?

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May 1860
3000

37
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How many troops waiting for Garibaldi in Palermo?

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20,000

38
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What did Garibaldi promise the peasants once he had appointed himself Dictator?

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Abolished the milling tax
Land redistribution (never happened to appease Landlords)

39
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Why was Cavour becoming hesitant regarding Garibaldis capture of the South?

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He thought he might try to take Piedmont

40
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Who did Cavour send to organise a revolt in Naples? What was the outcome?

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Admiral Persano
Failure

41
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How and when did Garibaldi avoid being arrested by Cavour?

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He crossed the straits to Calabria on 22 of August 1860

42
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When did Garibaldi arrive in Naples?

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September 1860

43
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How long did Garibaldi rule as dictator of Naples for?

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2 months

44
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How many did the Garibaldi number by 1860?

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60,000 with another 9000 men waiting for him near the Papal States under Bersanti

45
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Where did VE defeat the Papal Army?

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Castlefidaro

46
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When did Garibaldi and VE meet at Teano?

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26th October 1860
Garibaldi handed the south to VE

47
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When did VE and Garibaldi arrive in Naples?

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November 7th 1860

48
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Where were plebiscites held at the end of 1860?

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Sicily, Naples, Umbria, Papal Marches

49
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What did Garibaldi retire with?

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A years supply of Macaroni

50
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When were elections held for a new parliament?

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January 1861

51
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When was a New Constitution adopted?

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March 1861

52
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What 2 locations were still not unified at the beginning of the 1860s?

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Rome and Venitia

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