Chapter 16 Fill in the Blank Flashcards

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The Italian nationalist movement became known as the -the Italian word for “resurgence”

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resorgimento

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Nationalists in Italy could not work openly and so formed secret societies, such as the to further their ideas

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Carbonari

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3
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Some Italians wanted to unite the country in a under King Victor Emmanuel II of Sardinia

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constitutional monarchy

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4
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Giuseppe Garibaldi led an army of more than 1,000 soldiers to nationalize the , which was made up of the southern half of the Italian peninsula and the island of Sicily

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Kingdom of the Two Sicilies

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5
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Prussian leader used war to bring his own brand of nationalism to Germany.

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Otto von Bismarck

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6
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In 1815 the Congress of Vienna created the , a group of states that included Prussia

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German Confederation

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7
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Powerful German aristocrats called campaigned for the abolition of trade barriers between German states

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junkers

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8
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Otto von Bismarck provoked Austria into starting the over the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein because he wanted and opportunity to drive Austria from its position of leadership in the German Confederation.

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Seven Weeks War

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9
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The Treaty of , which ended the Seven Weeks’ War, dissolved the German Confederation and found Austria to surrender Holstein to Prussia

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Prague

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10
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In order to persuade the independent states in southern Germany to join the North German Confederation, Bismarck provoked the into declaring war on Prussia

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French

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11
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The two houses of the German legislature-the Bundesrat and the Reichstag-were dominated by delegates from

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Prussia

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12
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Bismarck’s anti-Catholic program of resulted in laws that controlled the Catholic clergy and schools, expelled the Jesuits, and confiscated church property

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Kulterkampf

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13
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In 1869, German socialists formed the ,whose call for government ownership of major industries appealed to many urban workers.

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Social Democratic Party

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14
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Bismarck began an antisocial campaign by accusing the of plotting two assassination attempts agains the emperor

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Social Democrats

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15
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Once Bismarck was out of the way, pursued his own policies, which helped Germany become a leader industrial and military power

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William II

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16
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policy that encouraged the union of all Slavic peoples under Russian leadership

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Pan-Slavism

17
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Russia’s parliamentary body that grew out of the revolution of 1905

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Duma

18
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reform document that abolished serfdom in Russia

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Emancipation Edict

19
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one who holds absolute power

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autocrat

20
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program that forced non-Russians in the empire to use the Russian language, adopt Russian customs, and accept the Orthodox religion

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Russification

21
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riots in which Jews were massacred

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pogroms

22
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Russian radicals who believed a just society could be created only by building a completely new Russia

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nihilists

23
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Russian radical group that believed the large estates of the nobles should be seized and the land divided among the peasants

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People’s Will

24
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Napoleon had unified Italy for a short time, but the divided Italy into several small and large states again.

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Congress of Vienna