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A Level History ITALY > MOCKS: How accurate is it to say that it was mainly the role of Italians themselves that shaped Italian unification in the years 1858-70? (2022) > Flashcards

MOCKS: How accurate is it to say that it was mainly the role of Italians themselves that shaped Italian unification in the years 1858-70? (2022) Flashcards

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What are the 2 agreeing points?

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Cavour
VE11

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What are the 2 disagreeing points?

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The French
Other nations: Austria, Prussia, Britain.

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What did Cavour do in 1857 for government stability?

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Sacked Ratazzi.

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4
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How did Cavour streamline government?

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Made himself PM, foreign minister, and finance minister.
La Marmora reformed army, and got financial administrative reforms.

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5
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Provide a famous example of infrastructure Cavour built.

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1855
1st steam ship.
“The Sicilia”

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By the end of the 1850s, how much railway did Piedmont have?

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819km, 1/3 of all Italian railway.

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Who did Cavour make trade agreements with?

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Britain, France, and Belgium.

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When was the Pact of Plombieres? How did Cavour have a role?

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21st July 1858.
Cavour negotiated with Napoleon 111 for French military intervention in return for Nice and Savoy.

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Where did Cavour encourage revolts?

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Central Duchies.

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10
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How much money did the French invest into Italian railways?

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280 million franks.

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Which 2 Frenchmen invested in Italian projects? Example?

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Laffite and Rothschild, encouraged by Napoleon.

E.g., 1857 Mount Cennis Tunnel.

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When and how was the Orsini bomb plot significant in French involvement?

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1858
Napoleon used it as an excuse to get involved with Italy.

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How was Napoleon involved in the Pact of Plombieres?

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Napoleon provided 200k troops for war against Austria.

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How did France play a key military role in 1859?

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Won Magenta and Solferino.

21k Austrian casualties, only 17k allied.

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How did the French bring an end to the 1859 war?

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With the Treaty of Villafranca.

BUT… left Venetia in Austrian hands.

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16
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In 1859, what did Napoleon allow Cavour to do?

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Allowed Cavour to invade the Papal States.

This facilitated the annexation of central Italy.

17
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What significant powers did VE11 retain?

A

Law by decree, army and foreign policy.

Mainly delegated this responsibility to Cavour.

18
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When and what was the September Convention?

A

1864
VE11 negotiated with Napoleon and agreed French to leave Rome if the Capital was changed from Turin to Florence.

19
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How did VE11 play a diplomatic role in the Pact of Plombieres?

A

His daughter Clotilde married Jerome Bonaparte.

VE11 supported and endorsed the pact.

20
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When and what speech did VE11 deliver? Impact?

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January 1859
Grido di Delore speech.

Inspired nationalists, provoke the 1859 war.
May have been written by Napoleon…

21
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How did plebiscites show VE11 was a figurehead?

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People voted for the annexation to the ‘constitutional monarchy of VE11’.

22
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When and where did Garibaldi hand over the south to VE11?

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22nd August 1860
Teano.

23
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Who never recognised VE11 as king of Italy?

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The Papacy.

24
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What did VE11 takeover after Cavour’s death?

A

Foreign policy.

25
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VE11 controlled the armies in the 1866 war. Results?

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Defeated at Custoza and Lissa despite outnumbering Austrian forces.

26
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What did VE11 do in 1870?

A

Entered Rome, set up a residence in the Quirinal Palace.
Marked the capital.

27
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When and what happened to Austria in the Battle of Solferino?

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1859
21k Austrian causalities compared to only 17k allied.

28
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What war did Austria beat Italy in? Impacts?

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1866 at Custoza and Lissa.

Small setback for Italy but highlighted challenges.

29
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When did Prussia beat Austria? Why was this good for Italy?

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1866 Battle of Koniggratz

Italy relied on Prussia’s victory, weakened Austria.
Led to Austro-Prussian peace treaty which gave France Venetia.
France gave Venetia to Italy in the 1866 Treaty of Vienna.

30
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When and what was the Treaty of Vienna?

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1866
France gave Italy Venetia.

31
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How did Britain’s non-intervention policy help unification?

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Allowed the success of Garibaldi’s 1860 expedition of ‘The Thousand’ which led to the geographical unification of the south.

A Level History ITALY (6 decks)

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