Factors Promoting/limiting Unity By 1871 Flashcards

1
Q

How did the monarchy promote unity?

A

Needed parliamentary approval for new taxes, constitutional monarchy, figurehead

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2
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Who were the Carabinieri?

A

Military police, provided stability along 18000 local police

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3
Q

How large was the civil service

A

30000 bureaucrats

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4
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How large was the army?

A

15000 officers, 215000 soldiers, 2 million reserves

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5
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How did army promote unity?

A

Recruits from all over Italy, guarantor of security

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6
Q

How was Italy organised?

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69 provinces each with prefect in charge.

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7
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What was main southern industry?

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Agriculture- fruit and olives being exported.

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8
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Issues with southern industry.

A

Removal of tarrifs, Power lack of water (north had rivers from alps)

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9
Q

What was tax money mainly used for?

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Public works/military in north

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10
Q

What were infant mortality rates in 1871?

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22.7% died before 1st birthday, 50% before 5th.

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11
Q

How many Italians emigrated in 1871?

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120000

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12
Q

What did law of guarantees give Pope?

A

3225000 lire a year, own postal service, full religious powers.

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13
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Why did Pius ignore the law?

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It came from a government he didn’t recognise.

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14
Q

What did all major powers do?

A

Recognised seizure of Rome, sent representatives to new Quirinale Palace.

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15
Q

How many courts in Rome?

A

2

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16
Q

What did catholics refuse to do?

A

“Neither electors nor elected” remained on fringe of Italian politics.

17
Q

What % of eligible voted?

A

60%- Catholics and republicans boycotted

18
Q

What happened on 24th of May 1870?

A

Mazzinian (Barsanti) led an attack on barracks in Pavia. He shouted “long live Rome, long live the republic, down with the monarchy”. Arrested and shot despite petition of 40000 calling for pardon.

19
Q

Where did Irredentists want unified?

A

Trenton, Istria, Trieste, Nice, Savoy, Malta, Corsica