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History Ch. 17

Bold terms from 17.3

TermDefinition
realpolitik "politics of reality"; using whatever political means necessary - including force - to advance national goals
Risorgimento Italian nationalist movement
Giuseppe Mazzini he started a patriotic society called Young Italy, determining to fight, for Italian unification
Camillo di Cavour he was responsible for unifying Italy; prime minister of the Kingdom of Sardinia
Giuseppe Garibaldi he was strongly patriotic and determined to unify Italy; gathered a band of loyal followers called "Red Shirts"
Victor Emmanuel II he was the first king of Italy
Zollverein nineteenth-century German trade union under the leadership of Prussia
Otto von Bismarck he was an architect of political unification in Germany; he was crafty and opportunistic
Austro-Prussian War war that was also called Seven Weeks' War; 1886 war in which Prussia defeated Austria
Franco-Prussian War war between France and Prussia immediately caused by the Ems dispatch; won by Prussia, ended the Second French Empire
Dual Monarchy Austro-Hungarian Empire under one crown
Alexander II recognized his father's policy of "Autocracy, Orthodoxy, and Nationalism" had caused widespread discontent
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