Booklet 4 - Full Unification ( Venetia And Rome ) By 1870 Flashcards

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Why did Piedmont need Venetia?

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Access to resources and materials

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What factors were stopping Italy from taking Venetia after 1861?

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Austrian occupation, had issues with Rome

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What did Garibaldi help to form in 1861?

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Italian Freedom Association

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What did Garibaldi do in 1862 to raise money for Venice?

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Toured Lombardy

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Why could Garibaldi’s attempts to take Venice be seen as a win-win situation for Piedmont?

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If Garibaldi took Venice he’d hand control over to Piedmont, however if he failed he could be blamed

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Wha was the significance of the Holstein affair in 1866?

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Italy and Prussia now saw Austria as a common enemy - weakens Austrian military power relatively

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Why was Victor Emmanuel keen for a war against Austria?

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Could distract Italians from issues in the south

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What did PM La Mamora offer Austria for Venetia?

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Payment of 1000 million lire

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9
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What was the significance of the 1866 Berlin Agreement?

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Italy would receive Venetia for her war contribution against Austria

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How many men did Italy have to fight against the Austrians in Venetia ?

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250,000 men - Austria only had 130,000

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What is an example of poor Italian leadership in the war, and why?

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Only 25% of troops reached the frontline, many generals only got power through corruption

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Which battle can be seen to have shattered national pride due to failure?

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Battle of Cuztozza

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How was Garibaldi able to gain some sort of national respect for Italy?

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Wok at the Battle of Bezecca

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What armistice did Austria sign on 26th July 1866?

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Treaty of Vienna

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What negative impact did the 1866 war have on Italy?

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Damaged their reputation as their military efforts failed massively - Venetia was only gained through foreign victory + increased foreign debt

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16
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Why were Italy lucky to even gain Venetia in 1866?

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Austria in Italy gave France Venetia as a result of a secret treaty to maintain French neutralism throughout the war

17
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How did Italy justify the annexation of Venetia?

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Plebiscites - 674,246 votes to 69

18
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What was the importance of Rome for Italian unification?

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Last piece of full unification, removed French from inside Italy, reduced Pope’s influence, nationalists happy

19
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Why were French troops stationed in Rome until 1870?

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Napoleon’s failure to protect the Pope in 1860 caused Catholic backlash in France - agreed to keep troops in Rome after 1861 vote in French Chamber of Deputies

20
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In what years did Garibaldi attempt to take Rome again?

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1862 and 1867

21
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What were the positive and negative impacts of Garibaldi’s persistent failures to take Rome?

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Kept the idea of Rome alive, BUT kept French troops in Rome until 1870

22
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What occurred in the 1864 September Convention?

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French troops agreed to leave Rome in 2 years if Pope could raise personal army of 10,000 and capita, moved to Florence

23
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Why did French troops return in 1867 after leaving in 1866?

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Garibaldi attempted to take Rome again, couldn’t guarantee the Pope’s safety

24
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How were Italy able to negotiate with Napoleon for Rome?

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Napoleon wanted an Anti-Prussian alliance with Austria and Italy, but Italy failed to agree unless they got Rome

25
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What did significant impact did PM Lanza do during the Franco-Prussian war?

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Gained an agreement with Catholic states to send Italian troops into Rome without them interfering

26
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What did V.Emanuel initially offer the Pope?

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Peaceful entry into Rome - the Pope called them vipers

27
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What date did Italian troops start entering Rome?

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September 20th 1870

28
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How many deaths occurred due to Italian entrance into Rome?

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49 Italian soldiers and 4 officers, 19 papal troops died

29
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How did Italy finally justify the annexation of Rome?

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Plebiscites ( 133,681 votes to 1507 )

30
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What was the pope given in 1870?

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The Vatican

31
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When did Italy get Venetia?

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1866