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Italy Booklet 4: Consolidating the Kingdom of Italy 1861-70 Flashcards

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1
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What was obstacle number one to a fully unified Italy?

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The French and Austrians

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2
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What year was the September Convention?

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1864

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3
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What did the September Convention do?

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It meant that Napoleon agreed to evacuate Rome in return for the switch of the Italian capital from Turin to Florence.

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4
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How many people died in riots as a result of Minghetti agreeing to the September Convention?

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23 people died

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5
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What did Cavour try to do to weaken Austria’s power?

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Tried to encourage Hungarian revolutionary leaders to start uprisings - came to nothing

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6
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What was the second obstacle to Italian unity?

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The death of Cavour and political weakness

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7
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When did Cavour die?

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June 1861

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8
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How many prime ministers were there in how many years leading Italy?

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10 PMs in 10 years

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9
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Which PM tried to stab the King?

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Farini

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10
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What % of people could vote?

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2% of the population. (only rich men could vote)

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11
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How many members of parliament were elected by how many voters?

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443 members elected by 150,000 voters

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12
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When was a single legal criminal code put in place for the whole of Italy?

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1865

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13
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What was formed that shows Italian unity?

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A unified navy and army

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14
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What came under state control to create a unified system?

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schools and universities

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15
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What was a third obstacle to Italian unity?

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The Papacy

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16
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What fraction of land had the pope lost to the new kingdom?

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2/3

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17
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What was the period of hatred between the Church and State known as?

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Fractious Cohabitation

18
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When was the Syllabus of Errors created?

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1870

19
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What did the Syllabus of Errors say?

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-The Church would keep control of education
-Reasserted its temporal power
-dismissed other religions and modernisation

20
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What was the Dogma of Papal Infallibility?

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Stated that the pope would always be right and should never be challenged. All the pope’s decisions were indisputable

21
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When did the Vatican council meet and agree to the Dogma of Papal Infallibility?

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1869

22
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Who replaced Cavour when he died?

A

Ricasoli

23
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Why did the Great powers support Austrian control of Venetia?

A

so the powers in Europe were balanced

24
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What was the name of the law passes by the government to try and appease the pope?

A

The Law of Guarantees

25
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How did Italy pay for the 1866 war?

A

selling church land

26
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Who led the Italian army when they took Rome in 1870?

A

General Cadorna

27
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How many soldiers died during the taking of Rome?

A

49

28
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What organisation was set up in 1861 to campaign for Venetia?

A

Italian Freedom Association

29
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What was the name of Garibaldi’s supporter arrested on the boarder of Austria?

A

Nullo

30
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How did Garibaldi try to make the issue of Venetia international in 1864?

A

he visited London to spread awareness

31
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What was agreed at the meeting between Bismarck and Govone in Berlin?

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Italy was t get Venetia for the contributions in the war

32
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When did Garibaldi first try and take Rome and where was he injured?

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-1862
-shot in the foot

33
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What % of children died before their 5th birthday in 1871?

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50%

34
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What % of infants died before their 1st birthday in 1871?

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22.7%

35
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In 1871 how many Italians emigrated?

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120,000

36
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What is an example of a tax put in place to tax the poor?

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the Grist Tax

37
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What did the Law of Guarantees give the pope?

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  • his own postal service
    -full religious power
    -his representatives in the Vatican had full diplomatic status
    -3,225,000 lire per year as compensation for loss of land
38
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From 1970 there were two courts in Rome. Where were they?

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one in the Quirinale Palace and one at the Vatican

39
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What is Irredentism?

A

The belief that Italy wasn’t complete

40
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In 1871 how many people could vote? What % of the population was that?

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500,000 people
only 2.2% of population

41
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What % of people who were eligible to vote, actually did so?

A

60%

42
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