Rise of piedmont 1848-56- legacy of the 1848-49 revolutions Flashcards

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What happened to austria after they revolutions

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their military dominance was as strong as ever, tighter control over Venetia and the constitutions were suppressed in most states

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What did Austria prefer over a republic

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constitutional monarchies

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What did piedmont maintain

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no austrian occupation, and kept the statuto

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what is there debate over Victor Emanuel II and the statuto

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whether he courageously defied the austrians by keeping the Statuto, or he was actually pressured by the austrians to keep it to avoid possible uprisings

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What did the Statuto mean for piedmont

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allowed active politics, however half of the parliament was still appointed by the king, free press (with some restraint)

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how much of the population was represented by the lower chamber of the piedmont parliament

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2.25% who were literate

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what did Victor Emanuel still retain complete power of

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the Army, and the right to appoint and dismiss ministers at will

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Where did nationalist now turn their attention to, instead of Pius IX

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Victor Emanuel II, they had free press, elected assembly and some civil liberty- most hopeful place for unity

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what did Piedmont attract a lot of during the 1850s

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political refugees from the rest of italy (30,000 in turin and genoa alone)

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how did Mazzini fail

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he was too radical which limited his appeal to several classes, and even though he recognised that the revolutions need to come from peasants he did nothing to engage them

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how did the church prevent nationalist ideas spread

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kept control over the peasants as no one like mazzini was actually engaging them

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How did the pope act after he returned to rome

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he denounced all his previous reforms, and got international support from the french so he was no longer helpful for the liberals or nationalists

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What happened to the states that had gained any national or liberal independence

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they didnt retain it, apart from Piedmont

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what was the most important development in liberalism in the 1850

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emergence of a ‘middle way’ an alternative to conservatism- wanted a stronger piedmont, economic reform, free trade

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