Booklet 1 Flashcards
(274 cards)
what were the names of the italian states
papal states, piedmont-sardinia, lombardy, venitia, parma, modena, tuscany, kingdom of two sicilies
who were the ruling family of piedmont
the house of savoy
who were the ruling family of the central dutchies
lorraines
who were the ruling family of naples
bourbons
how many troops were sent to russia because of france pre 1830s
27,000
how many of the 27,000 sent returned
1,000
what percent of italian tax went to the french military pre 1830s
60%
what did france do to the italian states
divided italy into 4 republics
what was the name of the treaty that reasserted austrian control of vienna
treaty of vienna
what did liberals want for italy
a say in government
-constituition
-free trials
-free speach
what did radicals want for italy
-representation
-free from austrian control
-a republic
how were austria able to keep tight military control over venitia and lombardy
quadrilatteral fortress cities
how did ferdinand III allow tuscany to become more enlightened (4 ways)
-girls education
-expanded health facilities
-improved education
-reorganised the universities of pisa and siena
what were jesuits
catholic priests who enforced catholic practices
what were zealots
popes , fanatical uncompromising religeon
what were the inquisition
court trials
define reactionary
opposing political or social progress or reform
how was ferdinand of naples reactionary
he granted no constitutional reforms and scrapped sicilian constitution 1812
what were the cultural influences of risorgimento
music: rossinis ‘william tell’
literature: john of procida niccolini
poets: giacomo leopardi
what percent of italians were catholic
over 90%
what is political apathy
where people do not care about politics, focused on living
what is parochialism
a limited narrow outlook, narrow mindset
who were the great powers
russia, prussia, britain, france, austria
what was the name of the austrian chancellor who wouldn’t allow any form of nationalism
metternich