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TermDefinition
Risorgimento Meant the "Resurgence". Wanted the resurrection of the Roman Empire.
Congress of Vienna
Conservative
Liberal
Revolutions of 1848
Nationalism
Giuseppe Mazzini
Count Cavour
Giuseppe Garibaldi
German Confederacy
German Empire
Wilhelm I
Otto von Bismarck
Franco- Prussian War
Realpolitik
Mercantilism
Peninsulares
Criollos/Creoles
Mestizos
Amerindian
Toussaint L'Ouverture
Father Miguel Hidalgo
Simon Bolivar
Monroe Doctrine
This restored all of the conservative monarchs back to power. Helped unified Germany
They were anti-Enlightenment and encouraged absolutism
They supported the Enlightenment and opposed absolutism
A series of unsuccessful liberal revolts in Europe. This raised nationalistic tensions
The belief that people with a common language, background and heritage should unite to create a nation
He was an extremely passionate nationalist who wanted Italy to be a republic. Known as the "Father of Italian Nationalism"
He united Northern Italy through political manipulation and drove Austria out of Northern Italy
He used military power to expel the Spanish Bourbons from Southern Italy. Military known as the "Red Shirts"
Was created by the Congress of Vienna to replace the Holy Roman Empire. This was a step towards German unification
Germany after the German Confederacy. The end result of the Franco- Prussian war
The first emperor of the German Empire. The king of Prussia
A leader of Prussia who instigated the Franco- Prussian war. The first Chancellor of the German Empire who was known as the "Iron Chancellor"
Instigated by Otto von Bismarck. This was the final push for German Unification as well as Italian Unification
The philosophy developed by Otto von Bismarck. Politics should be based on practicality and efficiency rather than morality or idealism
Colonies existed for the benefit of the mother country. Due to this, free trade is gone which means this is conservative
The top of the social structure in the Latin American colonies. People born in Spain who served the crown as Viceroys and as high colonial officers
They were the children of the peninsulares and were not allowed to hold high government posts. They did enjoy a high standard of living
Part European and part Amerindian. Due to their partial European blood, they had a higher social status than those who were fully Amerindian
The indigenous people of the Americas. They had a small measure of legal protection, but were still mainly poor and peasants
A former slave who led the successful slave rebellion that secured the freedom of the enslaved population and ultimately, Haitian independence
A Catholic priest who rallied the peasant population of New Spain. He was captured and executed before the independence of Mexico
Known as "the Liberator". He led revolutions in Northern South America. While his vision of the formation of one nation named Gran Colombia failed, many independent nations were formed
This was issued by President James Monroe. It protected Latin America from European control by stating that America would regard it as a threat if European powers tried to impose their system upon any Latin Country
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