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C22Nationalism
C22S1-3 Nationalism
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Kulturkampf | “Battle for civilization” waged by Bismarck against the Catholic Church (Pope Pius IX) |
| Camillo Cavour | a skilled politician and Prime Minister of Italy in 1852; key figure in the unification of Italian peninsula but died before complete |
| Kaiser | German for “Emperor” |
| Reich | German for “Empire” |
| Chancellor | Highest official of a monarch |
| Otto von Bismarck | In Junker class and served as Prussian diplomat, Prime Minister and then Chancellor for Kaiser William I; asked to resign in 1890 |
| Giuseppe Garibaldi | Italian nationalist and ally of Mazzini; organized the Red Shirts |
| William II | Kaiser of Prussia in 1888 and believed in the Divine Right and asked Bismarck to resign because, “There is only one master in the Reich, and that is I [the Kaiser].” |
| Social welfare | Programs to help certain groups of people in economic distress |
| Realpolitik | reasonable/rational politics based on the needs of the state |
| annex | To add on or take control of |
| Giuseppe Mazzini | 1830s, Nationalist leader who founded Young Italy whose goal was, “to constitute Italy, one, free, independent, republican nation.” |
| Zollverein | 1830s, Prussian created economic union which ended tariffs (import taxes) between the German states |
| constitutional monarchy | Government lead by a monarch (King/Queen) with power defined and limited by laws |
| Scientific research & development (R&D) | Industrialist use of this brought about synthetic chemicals & dyes AND solutions to other factory problems |
| William I | King of Prussia; appointed Bismarck as prime minister then to chancellor to grow his power; became Kaiser of the German Empire |
| Victor Emmanuel II | King of Sardinia with Cavour as his prime minister; became King of unified Italy |
| Reichstag | Lower house of the German Reich’s two-house legislature made up of individuals voted in by universal MALE suffrage |
| emigration | Movement away from one’s homeland |
| anarchists | People who want to abolish all government |
| Red Shirts | The approximately 1,000 volunteer nationalist soldiers lead by Giuseppe Garibaldi |
| Bundesrat (BOON dus raht) | Upper house of the German Reich’s two-house legislature made up of individuals appointed by the rulers of the German states; had veto power over the lower house |