Unification of Italy Flashcards
What was the Congress of Vienna?
A meeting of the great powers following the defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte
What was the concept of Risorgimento?
National uprisings which come from the Italian people
What is a federation?
Where all states of the Italian peninsula could join together with common leadership but still retain some state freedoms.
What is reactionary?
Returning to the ways of the past. Linked with conservative restored monarchs.
If someone was a progressive what would they favour?
Liberal ideas, change and reform
What is liberalism?
Liberalism is a political philosophy founded on ideas of liberty and equality.
What is the definition of unification?
Turing a group of separate states into a single country
What would a radical do?
Use extreme methods in order to make political gains
What were Jesuits?
Extreme catholics
What does Papal describe?
Something relating to the pope
What do Republicans want to get rid of?
A monarch
What is a constitutional monarchy?
Where a monarchy’s role remains but they become accountable to the people.
What does the political concept of conservatism entail?
Believing in traditions and being resistant to change
What is Nationalism?
Having a strong love for your country, which you want to be free from foreign rule.
Following Napoleon’s defeat where did the major powers meet?
Congress of Vienna
What word describes those who favour reform and liberalism?
Progressives
When did the congress of Vienna restore reactionary monarchs to Italian states?
1815
When was the revolution in Naples?
1820
When was the revolution in Sicily?
1821
When was the revolution in Piedmont?
1821
When was the revolution in Modena?
1831
When was the revolution in Parma?
1831
When was the revolution in the Papal States?
1831
In what year was pope Pius XI elected?
1846
When did grain shortages start?
1846
In what year did Charles Albert issue the Statuto?
1847
In what year did the revolutions begin?
1848
What happened in Naples in 1820?
Revolutions
What began in 1846?
Grain shortages
Who issued the Statuto?
Charles Albert
What began in 1848?
Revolutions
What were the 4 different types of state rulers?
- Kings
- Popes
- Dukes
- Viceroys
Who ruled the Northern states of Lombardy?
Viceroys of Austria
When did France gain control of Nice and Savoy?
1792
What did France gain control of in 1792?
Nice and Savoy
When did Napoleon gain Lombardy?
1796
Who did Napoleon defeat to gain Lombardy?
Austrians
What did Napoleon gain in 1796?
Lombardy
When did Napoleon crown himself King of Italy?
1805
When did Napoleon split the country into 4 states?
1798
What was the purpose of splitting the country into 4 different states?
“An attempt to simply the boundaries”
How did Napoleon further simplify Italy in 1810?
Split it into 3 parts