Nationalism And Unification
Published on Nov 22, 2015
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Balkans
Region that included most of present-day Greece, Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey, and former Yougoslavia.
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Blood and Iron
"Blood and Iron" was the speech that Otto Von Bismarck gave with a belief that a strong industry and military was needed in a country to have success. The blood represented the military while the iron represented the industry of Germany.
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Camillo Di Cavour
Prime minister of the Independent Italian State do Piedmont who organized the effort to drive Austria out of all of the another Italian States.
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Chancellor
Chief minister of Germany
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Charles X
King of France was determine to restore munch absolutism as possible. He was restored to power by the Congress of Vienna. His conservative actions prompted his overthrow in 1830.
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Congress of Vienna
A meeting in European leaders in Vienna Austria whose goal was to return all lands back to their countries and return power back to the royal families bringing back the Monarchy System.
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Conservatives
People who are against change and hold to traditional values and attitudes.
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Giuseppe Garabaldi
Revolutionary leader in the Southern Italian States whose military
Tactics were superior to those of his opponents.
He was a key leader in the unification process of the nation
Italy.
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Guerilla Warfare
Type of fighting in which solders use swift hit-and-run attacks again the enemy.
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Junker
A powerful class of landed aristocrats in Prussia who supported Bismarck's plan for the unification of Germany. Bismarck was a junker.
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Liberals
People who are open to new ideas and are willing to move away form tradition.
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Louis-Napoleon
Nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte was elected president of France. Took the title of emperor Napoleon III, taking advance of the political instability of France.
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Louis-Philippe
King who replaced Charles X in France, he lost popularity with the people of France and was overthrown in favor of a republic.
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Militarism
The building-up of a country's military and to use the military to gain and maintain political and economic strength.
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Nationalism
Is the cultural identity of people.
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Otto Von Bismarck
Chancellor of Prussia who led the unification process using militarism and "Blood and Iron".
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Radicals
People who want a total and complete change in social and political reform.
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Realpolitik
"Realistic politics" which means a political and military leader does whatever it takes to reach their goal.
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Seven weeks war
In 1866 Bismarck provoked Austria into declaring war on Prussia, with use of new technology.
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Unification
Bring together of many independent states into one country or nation using Nationalism as the motivation.
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Victor Emmanuel
Was the king of the Piedmont, the independent Nothern Italian State.
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Wilhilm I
Was the king of Prussia, the Northern German State that led unification.
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