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Nationalism And Unification Vocab

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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NATIONALISM AND UNIFACATION VOCAB

BY: CAITLIN TORRENS

BALKINS
- Region that included most of present-day Greece, Albania, Romania, Turkey, and former Yougoslavia

BLOOD AND IRON
- "Blood and Iron" was the speech that Otto Von Bismarck gave with the belief that a strong industry and military was needed in country to have success. The blood represented the military while the iron represented the industry of Germany.

CAMILLO DI CAVOUR
- Prime Minister of the Independent Italian state of Piedmont who organized the effort to,drive Austria out of all of the Norther Italian states.

CHANCELLOR
- Chief minister of Germany

CHARLES X
- King of France was determine to restore much absolution as possible. He was restored to power by the Congress of Vienna. His conservative actions prompted his overthrow in 1830

CONGRESS OF VIENNA
- A meeting of European leaders in Vienna, Austria whose goals was to return all lands back to their countries and return power back to the royal families bringing back the monarchy system.

CONSERVATIVES
- People who are against change and hold to traditional value sand attitudes

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 of Italy

GUERILLA WARFARE
- Type of fighting in which soldiers use swift hit-and-run attacks against the enemy

JUNKER
- A powerful class of landed aristocrats in Prussia who supported Bismarck's plan for the unification of Germany. Bismarck was a junker.

KAISER
- German translation for the Latin word Caeser

LIBERALS
- People who are open to new ideas and are willing to move away from tradition

LOUIS-NAPOLEON
- Nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte was elected president of France. Took title emperor Napoleon III, taking advantage of the political instability of France. He stabilized and industrialized France.

LOUIS-PHILIPPE
- King who replaced Charles X in France, and was overthrown in favor of a republic.

MILITARISM
- The building-up of a country's military and to use the military to gain and maintain political and economic strength

NATIONALISM
- Is the cultural identity of people. The people have pride in their own country's shared customs, common cultural practices, religion, language, ethnicity and common history.

OTTO VON BISMARCK
- Chancellor of Prussia who led the unification process using militarism and "Blood & Iron"

RADICALS
- People who want a total and complete change in social and political reform

REALPOLITIK
- "Realistic politics," which means a political a d military leader does whatever it takes to reach their goal

SEVEN WEEKS WAR
- In 1866 Bismarck provoked Austria into declaring war on Prussia, and then in very efficient manner Prussia, with the use of new technology, shocked the world by quickly defeating Austria in seven weeks

UNIFICATION
- Bring together of many independent states into one country or nation using Nationalism as the motivation

VICTOR EMMANUEL
- Was the king of the Piedmont, the independent northern Italian state. When the northern and southern states voted to unite he was named king under a constitutional monarchy

WILHILM I
- Was the king of Prussia, the northern German state that led unification. He took the title of kaiser under the united Germany