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Italy Booklet 1 - challenges to the restored order and failure of revolution (1830-49) Flashcards

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Who ruled over Piedmont- Sardinia? (1815)

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House of Savoy

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What made up the central duchies?

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Tuscany, Modena, Parma

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Who ruled over Lombardy? (1815)

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Representatives of the Austrian Empire

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Who ruled over the Central Duchies? (1815)

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House of Lorraine
(related to Austrian Habsburgs- under heavy influence of Austria)

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5
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Who ruled over Venetia? (1815)

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ruled by constitution - local aristocracy- heavy Austrian influence

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Who ruled over the Papal Sates? (1815)

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The pope

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Who ruled over The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies (Naples)? (1815)

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The Bourbons

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What is the Restored Order?

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The return of the states to how they were before 1796 - changed back after Napoleon was removed from Italy

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Which states were Reactionary?

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Piedmont- Sardinia, Lombardy / Venetia, (The Central Duchies) - Modena, Papal States, The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies

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Which states were Progressive?

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(The Central Duchies) - Parma, Tuscany

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11
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How many Italian soldiers did France take to Russia to fight? How many returned?

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Took 27,000
Only 1,000 returned

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What was the treaty which reasserted Austrian control over Italy?

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Treaty / Congress of Vienna

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13
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What % of Italian people were Catholic?

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90%

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Why could the Church hinder unification?

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The pope and church were reactionary and could spread messages to other states of non- nationalistic views - everyone will listen to the church (upper-class, middle-class and even peasants in the south)

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How many members did the Carbonari have in Naples?

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60,000 (about 5% of the adult male population)

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What states was the Carbonari active in?

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Mainly south- Naples, Papal States and Piedmont

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17
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What were the strengths of the secret societies?

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-They had pockets of people who believed in nationalism in different states.
-They had middle-class educated people.

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What were the weaknesses of the secret societies?

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-There weren’t many of them in comparison to population.
-They didn’t have enough people, not strong enough numbers.
-They didn’t have people that could fight.
-Some not fully committed.

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What was the name of the Austrian chancellor who would not allow any form of Italian nationalism? And what did he say?

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Metternich
said “Italian affairs do not exist”

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Who made up the revolutionaries in Modena and Parma in 1830 and what did they revolt for?

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-Middle-class, students
-looking for a constitution and freedom from Austria.

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21
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Why did the 1830 revolts in Parma and Modena fail?

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Crushed by Austrian strength and revolutionary weakness

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22
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As late as 1971 how many people spoke Italian?

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630,000 out of 27 million

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23
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What was the main reason for revolt in the Papal Sates? (1830-32)

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Anti Papal rule

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24
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What was the Risorgimento?

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An ideological and literary movement that helped to grow the national consciousness of the Italian people

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List three of Mazzini’s successes in challenging the restored order.

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-He wrote thousands of articles that were smuggled into Italy- made Italian nationalism more talked about.
-He converted many into the cause (e.g. Garibaldi).
-He created ‘Young Italy’ - kept the hope for unification alive.

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List three of Mazzini’s failures to challenge the restored order.

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-Moderate liberals looked upon him as a dangerous radical and highlighted Italian divides.
-His attitude would stop Italy getting support from France.
-He was absent from Italy for long periods (40 years in total).

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27
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What did Balbo want for Italy?

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He wanted Piedmont and Charles Albert to lead other Italian states against Austria. He also wanted a constitutional monarch.

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28
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What year was Pius IX elected pope?

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1846

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29
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What did the Statuto offer to those in Piedmont?

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-right for free press.
-all citizens were equal before the law.
-limited rights of assembly.

30
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What were some examples of Pius IX ‘s progressive actions?

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-had a council of lay advisers (non-religious advisers)
-entered a customs union with Tuscany and Piedmont, which promoted free trade - economical unification.

31
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What did the pope do to oppose the Austrians? (1848)

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He denied their right to cross the Papal States and asked the Lord to bless ‘Italia’.

32
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Why did people in the south revolt in 1848?

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-hunger politics
-harvest failures in 1846 & 47.
-this lead to high food prices and riots in towns.
-living conditions.

33
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What was the life expectancy in Naples in the 1840s?

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24

34
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How many deaths from an outbreak of cholera in Sicily in 1836? Who did they blame for this?

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-65,000
-they blamed their rulers in Naples - (causes for 1848 revolutions)

35
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What were neo-guelphs and who supported it?

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-supporters of the pope.
-people who did not like revolution and had no mention of dislike of Austrian rule.
-Thought the pope should lead Italy.

36
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What was the name of the anti Austrian / anti papal book written by Azeglio? What year was it written?

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‘On Recent Events in Romagna’
1846

37
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What battles did Charles Albert lose against Austria? What dates?

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-Battle of Custozza (July 1848) - in Lombardy.
-Battle of Novara (March 1849)

38
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What is Social Imperialism?

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Take country into a short victorious war to gain popularity.
(e.g. Louis Napoleon taking military to defeat Rome Republic to help the pope as most people in France were Catholic)

39
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How much did Piedmont have to pay to France for reparations?

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65 million French francs.

40
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How many French troops amassed outside of Rome to try and reclaim it for the pope? (1849)

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20,000

41
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How is Rome taken over successfully? (November 1848)

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-Count Rossi is murdered by a mob.
-Pope flees and goes to Gaeta in Naples.
-A revolutionary government is set up under the leadership of Giuseppe Galletti - set up Costituente to decide the future of Rome and Italy.

42
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The richest Italian state in 1815?

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Lombardy

43
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The state closest to Austria?

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Venetia

44
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Name of the Austrian royal family?

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Habsburgs

45
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What was the capital of Lombardy?

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Milan

46
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The port in Piedmont which was good for trade?

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Genoa

47
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The state ruled by a viceroy from Naples?

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Sicily

48
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The King of Naples under Napoleon?

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Joseph

49
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What was the capital city of Sicily?

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Palermo

50
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Which part of Italy did the Lorraines rule?

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Central Duchies

51
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When did the Venetian constitution date from?

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The Renaissance

52
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A fashion in Piedmont that could get you shot as a rebel

A

Long hair and beards

53
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What % of Austrian tax revenue was provided by Lombardy and Venetia in 1830?

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25%

54
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In Lombardy and Venetia what jobs had to be held by Austrians?

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Judges, civil servants, police, army officers

55
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Which state was run by Duke Francis IV?

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Modena

56
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What state was run by Duchess Marie-Louise?

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Parma

57
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What did Ferdinand III do to improve Tuscany’s education and healthcare?

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Improved education, reorganised the universities of Pisa and Siena and spent more on girls education and expanded health facilities

58
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What were the group of strict, hardliner popes known as?

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Zealots

59
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Who were the strict Catholics who enforced church rules?

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Jesuits

60
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Who was the leader of Naples from 1815?

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Ferdinand I
(Bourbon family)

61
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In what year did a series of revolts break out which forced Naples to grant a constitution?

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1820

62
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How many customs points did the river Po have in 1830?

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22

63
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What percentage of Italians spoke Italian in 1830?

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2.5%

64
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Define:
Reactionary rule

A

When a ruler uses oppression to oppose change.

65
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Define:
Revolutionary nationalism

A

The doctrine espoused by Mazzini and others for the creation of the nation state through revolution

66
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Define:
Revolutionary liberalism

A

The doctrine promoting constitutional change through revolution

67
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Define:
Temporal power

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The political power of the papacy (as opposed to it’s spiritual or religious authority)

68
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Define:
Absolutist state

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A state without any restriction on the power or authority of the ruler

69
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Define:
Quadrilateral

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The area dominated by the fortress towns of Legnago, Mantha, Verona and Perschiera

70
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Name 5 secret societies

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1-Carbonari
2-Spillo negro latinisiber saglien
3-Freemasons
4-Federatic
5-Aldelfi

71
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Who were the Great Powers?

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France, Russia, Prussia, Austria, Britain

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