Encouragement/Discouragement of Unification 1815-1848 Flashcards

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1
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Who engineered the 1815 Congress of Vienna

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Klemens von Metternich

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Who was to have control of Lombardy and Venetia following 1815 Vienna Settlement?

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Austrian emperor

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Who took control of Piedmont-Sardinia after 1815 Vienna Settlement

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Victor Emmanuel I

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What did Victor Emmanuel I do when he received power as a consequence of 1815 Congress of Vienna

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Withdrew Code Napoleon

Restored Catholic church control

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Who was to have control of the Papal States as a result of the Vienna Settlement?

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The Pope with temporal power

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Who was to have control of Tuscany as a result of the Vienna Settlement?

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King Ferdinand III, brother of the Austrian emperor

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Who was to have control of Parma as a result of the Vienna Settlement?

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Duchess Marie-Louise, daughter of the Austrian emperor

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Who was to have control of Modena as a result of the Vienna Settlement?

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Duke Francis IV

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Who was to have control of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies as a result of the Vienna Settlement?

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Ferdinand I who got rid of the 1816 Sicilian Constitution that the British had passed

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What was the 1820 Troppau Protocol

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An alliance between Russia, Prussia and Austria

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Who was Klemens von Metternich

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the Austrian minister of foreign affairs

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What socioeconomic conditions made unity different in 1830-1840

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Land, communications and famine

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How was land a barrier to unity 1830-40

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Soil was inferior in the south
South crippled with malaria (300,000 deaths annually)
Loss of common land devastating for poor

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How was communication a barrier to unity 1830-40?

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No integrated transport system
Apennine Mountains barrier between east/west
Diversity of language and cultures meant that only 25% spoke Italian language

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How was famine/disease a barrier to unity 1830-40?

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Famines in 1814-18, mid-1840s and 1853
Poor based diet on maize which led to pellagra
Cholera outbreaks in 1837, 1849 and 1855
Deforestation led to landslides/swamps

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16
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What encouraged national unity 1815-1840

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Napoleonic legacy
Growth of liberalism
Growth of nationalism
Other elements of the ‘risorgimento’

17
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How did the Napoleonic legacy encourage national unity?

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Code Napoleon had introduced liberal advances such as construction of street lamps
Italy united into three unions

18
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How did liberalism grow 1815-1840

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Middle class wished to regain the influence they had had under French rule 1796-1815
The growth of secret societies led to spread of liberal concepts
19
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What was the Carbonari

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Southern secret society
60,000 Neapolitan members
Led 1820-21 revolutions in Naples

20
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What was the Federati

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Northern secret society
led by Milanese nobleman Federico Confalonieri
anti-Austrian ideas

21
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What was the Spillo Negro

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Operated in the Papal States

had liberal ideas, desiring less papal control/restrictions

22
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What thoughts did Giuseppe Mazzini have?

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‘brotherhood of the people’ ‘whole of Italy’
contempt to imperialism/xenophobia
revolution ‘from below’
promotion of democracy including women’s rights and education

23
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What did Mazzini do in 1831?

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Found Young Italy organisation and journal

Write to Charles Albert offering plans for Italy with CA in charge but he received no reply

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Which secret society did Mazzini subscribe to until 1831?

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The Carbonari (disillusioned in 1831)

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How many articles and books did Mazzini write?
10,000 articles, 100 books
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Who did Mazzini convert to nationalist cause?
Garibaldi
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How many years was Mazzini absent from Italy?
40 years spent in London and Switzerland
28
What book did Cesare Balbo write?
1844 'On the Hopes of Italy'
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What did Cesare Balbo desire?
Federation of states no French/Austrian control leadership of Charles Albert (progressive monarch who extended construction of railways/University of Turin)
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What book did Vincenzo Gioberti write?
1843 'Primato'
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What did Vincenzo Gioberti desire?
Federation of states Leadership of the Pope/Catholic church (Pius IX had liberal sympathies such as releasing 2000 political prisoners and reforming education) neo-Guelphism
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What book did Massimo d'Azeglio write?
1845 'On Recent events in Romagna'
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What did Massimo d'Azeglio desire?
critical of papal rule/revolutionaries should rid Italy of foreign powers through international support desired leadership of Charles Albert + Piedmont
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Which national society was formed in 1839?
1839-47 Congress of Science who spoke in Italian language
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Who incorporated anti-Austrian messages into his operas?
Giuseppe Verdi