Chapter 16 Notes Flashcards

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risorgimento

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Italian for resurgence

it was a nationalist movement to revive tradition

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Congress of Vienna divided Italy into

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several large and small states

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What were the goals of the risorgimento?

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liberation and unification

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Carnonari

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a secret society of nationalists who worked towards these goals

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Mazzini

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called for Italians to be patriots and join his Young Italy movement

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Young Italy Movement

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dedicated to spreading the ideas of the risorgimento

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King Victor Emmanuel II’s goal was to

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expand Sardinian territory

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Camillo Cavour was

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King Victor’s chief minister

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Napoleon III of France sent troops to

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help drive out Austria

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war with Austria 1859

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Sardinia and French forces drive out Austria

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the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies

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the southern half of Italy plus the island of Sicily

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Expedition of the Thousand

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this army of Garibaldi’s of more than 1000 invaded and captured Sicily

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red shirts

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Garibaldi’s supporters were known as this

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In 1870 what did Rome’s citizens do?

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they voted for unification with Italy

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three problems that unification in Italy brought

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  1. Few Italians had experience with self govt 2. regions of the country remained divided by cultural traditions 3. tensions grew between the industrial N and agricultural S 4. standard of living of most Italians was low 5. labor problems arose
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was the leader of the states in Germany

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Prussia

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there were independent states in Germany and each had their own

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laws, currency, and rulers

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leads fight for unification

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Prussia

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strengthening the army

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army drafts soldiers for short periods of intensive training then soldiers go into reserves

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Napoleon’s rule inspired in Germany

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nationalism

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nationalism

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love of one’s country rather than of one’s native region

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junkers

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a class of aristocratic landowners

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the junkers had complaints on tariffs because

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they were hurting the sales of farm products

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Zollverein

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customs union of the German states that made prices lower and more uniform

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politically each state continued
to act independently
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a constitution in Germany provided for and becomes king of Prussia who appointed to head of the cabinet
a hereditary monarchy William I Otto von Bismarck
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Schleswig and Holstein
two small states on the border between Denmark and Germany and were the focus of the Danish War because Denmark refused to revoke their constitution
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at the end of the Danish War Prussia controls and Austria controls
Schleswig | Holstein
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Seven Weeks' War Bismarck prepares for and persuaded and made an alliance with
conflict with Austria Napoleon III to remain neutral the new nation of Italy
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Outcome of the Seven Weeks' War
Prussians defeated Austrians in seven weeks and the Treaty of Prague officially ended the war; Prussia emerges as the leader of the German Confederation
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Franco-Prussian War
July 1870 France declared war on Prussia and in January 1871 Paris surrendered; France lost Alsace and part of Lorraine
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formation of the German Empire
Jan. 18, 1871 the German empire was formed with Berlin as the capital; Bismarck was named chancellor of the empire
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what were the upper and lower houses
Bundesrat was the upper house Reichstag was the lower house both of these were parts of the German legislature
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problems for the German empire after it was formed
constitution gave Bismarck limited power dissatisfied groups formed political parties that opposed Bismarck people feared Bismarck's military policy and the army Bismarck was Protestant
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Kultukampf
German for culture struggle was an anti-Catholic program in 1887 the program ended in failure
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German empire turns into an because rich in the natural resources of
industrial giant | coal and iron deposits
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Social Democratic Party (SDP)
formed in 1869 and members came from urban workers
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antisocial campaign by Bismarck
in 1883 laws gave workers insurance against sickness and accidents that were paid for by the employers
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resignation of Bismarck in 1888 Kaiser William I died and
William II was the grandson of William I who became the new emperor; he believed in the absolute authority of the emperor and in 1890 Bismarck resigned
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by the early 1900s was stronger than ever before but conflicts soon arose with
Germany | Great Britain
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in the mid 1800s was the largest in and
Russia territory population
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problems in Russia
industrial development lagged in Russia resources lay undeveloped ports were blocked by ice for much of the year
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ethnic groups in Russia
Belorussians-White Russians-west Ukrainians-south Great Russians-north and central Russia
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czar ruled as an which is
autocrat | a ruler with absolute power
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Russification
forced nonrussians to use the Russian language
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pan slavism
the union of all Slavic people under Russian leadership | the union of all the Russian people
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in 1855 became czar
Alexander II
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Emancipation Edict
it freed all serfs but created some problems as well; the peasants could get land but couldn't afford it so moved to towns because they were unable to either buy or rent land
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zemstov
a rural district
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three groups with the right to vote
nobles middle class peasants
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nihilists
middle and upper class intellectuals who believed in building a completely new Russia
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People's Will
a Russian radical group that used terrorism to try to force the government to grant its demands
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in 1881 Alexander II was
killed in a bomb attack by the People's Will
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pogroms
riots where Jews were massacred
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Bloody Sunday
czar's troops shot unarmed strikers triggered the Revolution of 1905 October Manifesto promised individual liberties/personal liberties were given to the people
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Duma
the new parliament in Russia
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the Revolution of 1905 failed
to overthrow the czar
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Hungary
one of the largest parts of the Austro-Hungarian empire
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Magyars
largest part of the Austro-Hungarian population
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dual monarchy was
formed in 1867 when Hungary wanted independence and it was also called Austria-Hungary; the ruler was Francis Joseph I
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Hungary furnished and Austria produced
raw materials and food | manufactured goods
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Ottoman Empire
known as the sick man of Europe because its military defeats had decreased the empire's territory; many were Christians and Jews
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The Ottoman empire region contained many that wanted to
diverse groups | govern themselves
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Foreign countries such as were interested because could gain
Russia Russia a water route from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean Sea
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Balkan League
Bulgaria Serbia Greece Montenegro