German and Italian Unification Flashcards

(28 cards)

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Chancellor

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the highest official, of a united Germany

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Otto Von Bismarck

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  • Succeeded in uniting Germany
  • Came from Junker Class (made up of conservative landowning nobles)
  • First served Prussia as diplomat in Russia and France, and than Prime minister to William I
  • In 1871 became chancellor of Germany
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Realpolitik

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realistic politics based on the needs of the states

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Annexed

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to take control

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Kaiser

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emperor

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Reich

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empire

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Kulturkampf

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“battle for civilization”

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William II

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  • Succeeded his grandfather in 1888 as Kaiser
  • He wished to put his own stamp on Germany
  • In 1890 he asked the dominating Bismarck to resign
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Social Welfare

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programs provided by the state for the benefit of its citizens

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Camillo Cavour

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  • Prime minister of Italy
  • He came from a noble family but favored liberal goals
  • He was flexible, practical, crafty politician willing to use almost any means to achieve his goals
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Giuseppe Garibaldi

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  • A longtime nationalist and an ally of Mazzini, who was ready for action
  • wanted to create an Italian Republic
  • In 1860 he recruited a force of 1,000 red-shirted volunteers, who were given weapons and two boats to travel to Sicily and take control.
  • they defeated Sicily and then marched North to Naples
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Anarchist

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People who want to abolish all government, turned to sabotage and violence

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Emigration

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Movement away from their homeland

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Francis Joseph

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  • Inherited the Hapsburg throne

- Hungarians wanted a self-rule government since he was so bad

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Dual Monarchy

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Hungarian leader helped work out a compromise that created a new political power

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Colossus

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Alexander II

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Moved to a reform but was killed, which led to the return to repression

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Emancipation

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The freeing of serfs

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Zemstvos

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A system of local governments, with elected assemblies

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Pogrom

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Violent mob attacks on Jewish people

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Duma

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elected legislature

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Russification

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Aimed at suppressing the cultures of non-Russian people within the empire

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Zollverein

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An economic union Prussia created

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Iron Chancellor

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Bismarck sought to erase local loyalties and crush all opposition to the imperial state.

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Risorgimento
Italian nationalist movement
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Victor Emmanuel II
The symbol of risorgimento
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Decembrist Revolt
Russian army officers led about 3,000 soldiers in a protest against Nicholas I's assumption of the throne after his elder brother Constantine removed himself from the line of succession.
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Bloody Sunday
British soldiers opened fire on a peaceful protest in Derry, Northern Ireland, killing 14 people.