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Global Chapter24

Global Chapter 24 section 3

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Nationalism The most powerful idea of the 1800's
Nationalists Believed that people should be of a single "nationality" and should unite under one single government.
Disunity People who wanted to restore old order from before the French Revolution; Saw nationalism as a force for disunity.
3 types of Nationalists Movement : Unification, Separation, State-building
Authoritarian Rulers Used nationalism to unify masses of people
Russification Disunified Russia: Forced Russian culture on all ethnic groups in the Russian empire
Vatican City Section within Rome that the Pope rules and lives there
Austro- Prussian War : German Unification-1 Last big unification piece of the 19th century (most important in Europe: 1848-1914
Austro- Prussian War : German Unification-2 After 1848: Prussia was the most dominant power.
Austro- Prussian War : German Unification-3 1866: Prussia defeated Austria to gain control of North German Confederation
Emperor Francis Joseph Split the Austro-Hugarian empire into Austria & Hungry: controlling both nation-states
Ottoman Empire Weakens: Ottomans granted equal citizenship to all people under their rule; angered Turks --> tension in the empire
Italian Unification: Uintil 1815: italy was dominated by outsiders
Guisseppie Mazzini/(publicist) "The Heart" centralized based a universal male suffrage (right to all men, no matter what class) and will of the people
Camillo di Cavour/(statesmen) "The Head": Unites Italy
Camillo di Cavour-2 Objectives: politics of reality (realpolitick)
Camillo di Cavour-3 Did not want Southern Italy b/c it was too poor and argrarian
Camillo di Cavour-4 Unites Italy under nationalism
Camillo di Cavour-5 Allied with Napoloean III (France) to start war with Austria for control of Northern Italy
Guisseppe Garibaldi/ (soldier) "The Sword" Led Italian nationalists to take control of Sicily and Southern Italy with Cavour
Guisseppe Garibaldi May 1860: redshirts (Garibaldi's army) stood for blood
Final Steps of Unification King of Sardinia recieves control of Southern Italy from Garibaldi
Bismark Unites Germany: 1815-1839: German States form German Confederation
Prussia =strong military and German
Austrian Empire dominated German confederation
Otto von Bismark Prussian Chancelor 1862
Otto von Bismark Practiced realpolitick, little faith in libralism and nationalism. (no consent of parliament and without a legal budget
Otto von Bismark conservative, but willing to work with middle class
Otto von Bismark Blood and Iron speech (1862)- willing to use force to Unify Germany and Strengthen Prussia
Wilhelm I 1862: choose Bismark as Prime Minister of Prussia
Prussia-Austria war vs. Denmark (Schleswig & Holstein)
Seven Weeks War Austria declares war on Prussia (under Bismark): caliming Venetia (Prussia)
Seven Weeks War Conflicts over Schleswig & Holstein
Seven Weeks War Prussia took over Northern Germany
Seven Weeks War Eastern, Western, Northern Germany = united
Franco- Prussian War Manufactured war by Bismark to gain support of the German southerners, and go against France, final state of German unification (with Prussia)
Congress of Vienna 1815: 5 great powers: Britian, France, Austria, Prussia, Russia
1871 balance of Europe's power is broken
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