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| camillo di cavour | prime minister of the Kingdom of Sardinia who wanted Sardinia to drive Austria out of northern iTALY
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| things cavour did | he built railways, improfved agriculture, and developed industry
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| Sardinia became an ally of | Britain and France, joining them in war against Russia
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| Sardinia would give Nice and Savoy to France in return for | protection against a war with Austria
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| Cavour provoked Austria | into war
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| Even though Franc and Sardinia won | France signed a treaty with Austria that gave Lombrad but not Venetia to Sardinia
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| Giuseppe Garibaldi | commander of the Red Shirts, who was determned to free the Kingdom of the Two Siciles from the Bourbon King
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| on March 1861 Victor | EMMANUAL WAS PROCLAIMED kING OF iTALY
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| Zollverein | an organization that reduced tariffs among its emmebers
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| Otto von Bismarck | Prussia's prime minister in 1862, known to be against parliament opposed democracy and wanted to stregthen the power of king
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| bismarck was the mater of realpolitik | politics in which success matters more than legality or idealism
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| Bismarck coined the phrase | blood and iron
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| blood and iron meant | no speeches, no idles, but war and technology would unite germany
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| Prussia and Austria went to war with Denmarck because | Denmarck claimed two coastal regions- Schleswig and Holstein-- quickly defeated
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| Bismarck went to war with Austria | over the dispute over the terroritories they gained together
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| Seven Weeks War of1866 | Prussia qucikyl defeated Austria
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| Bismarck was confidnet that if | Prussia went to war with France, the south Germanstates would slide with Prussia
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| The Spanish throne was ofered to a prince of Hohenzollern family, who ruled Prussia. France made the demand | King William I of Prussia should prmise that no memmeber of the Hohenzollern family would ever accept the Spanish throne
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| Bismarck chaged | the telergram to make it seem as if the Frednch ambassador and the German king insulted each other. Both countries demande war.
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| Franco-Prussian War | took 6 weeks and Prussi won
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| Bismarck became | chancellor
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| German government after unification was called | Second Reich
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| William II | dismissed Bismarck but believed in blood and iron
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| western influences on eastern empire | people became aware of ideals of liberalism, democracy, and nationalism. heard about rebellions in many parts of Westen Europe
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| Dual Monarchy of | Austria-Hungary
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| Russia invaded Ottoman territory in an attempt to gain | control of the Bosposus and the Dardanelles
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| Slavic people revolted because of | internal unrest
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| Balkn and Russian forces defeated | the Ottoman Turks
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| Russification | the attempt to force the Russian lagnauge and culture upon a subject nation, against the Poles
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| Czar Alexander II | belieed that Russia had to follow the moel of the Western countries, czar-liberator
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| Alexanders msot famous act | was abolishing serfdom in 1861
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| Alexander also | gave people some control over their own affairs, set up local counsils, and opened mor schools, modernized the court system, ferformed russian army
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| return to repression | Alexander III became czar and ended revolutionary activity once and orall., persecuted Russian Jews
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| Dreyfus Affair | a controversy that beacme the abtterground for the opposing forces of monarchists, aritrocrats, nationalists, clergy and army leaders.
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| theodor herzl | an austro-hungarian jewish writer who called for a separate homeland where jews could be safe
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| realistic literature | wrote about socialism and everyday ordinary life, tried to be true to life
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| new developments in music | new harmonies that sounded strange to their listeners
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| impressionism | their impresisn of the subject rather than a realistic represtation. edouard manet, calaude monet, edgar degas, pierre-auguste renoir.
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| post impessionism | paul cezanne, a fresnch artist who began as an impressionist. showed obecjts as patterns of forms and flat surfaces, expreiment with vivid colors and distorted images. paul gauguin.
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| cubism | george braque pablo picasso began a movement. looked at natural shapes and tried to paint them as geometrical forms.
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