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Page 1: Giuseppe Mazzini – “The Heart” Grassroots unification Italian Risorgimento
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Giuseppe Mazzini – “The Heart”

• Grassroots unification

• Italian Risorgimento

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Camillo di Cavour – “The Brain”

• Prime Minister of Sardinia

• A liberal – wanted to make Sardinia a model of progress, efficiency, and fair government for others to admire

• Tried to improve the economy

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Camillo di Cavour – “The Brain”

• Didn’t idealize war, but willing to use war to unify Italy – Crimean War (1855-1856) – Reorganized and

strengthened Sardinian army

• Main architect of Italian unification

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Guisseppe Garibaldi – “The Sword”

• “Hero of Two Worlds”

• Red Shirts

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King Victor Emmanuel II, House of Savoy

• Only native Italian monarch in Italy

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Italian Unification Timeline

1870 - Franco-Prussian War, Italy takes RomeITALY UNIFIED

1859 – War With Austria, Italy gets Lombardy with help of Napoleon III

1852 – Cavour becomes Prime Minister of Sardinia

•1861- Victor Emmanuel II Proclaimed “King of Italy”•Cavour dies

1860 – Garibaldi and the “Red Shirt”Land in Sicily

1871: Rome proclaimed capitalof unified Italy

1866: 7 Weeks’ War, Italy sides with Prussia & receives Venice

Revolution of 1848

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Otto von Bismarck: The Founding of A German Empire

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Nationalism Comes to Germany• France and Russia had long-standing policy of

keeping Germany weak and divided• Nationalism came to Germany, but different from

Italy– Superiority to Slavs– Independent of West – own particular way of life and

political system– Were not widespread ideas of individual liberty –

tended to glorify the state

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Revolution of 1848 in Germany

• Series of revolutions in German states

• Frankfurt Parliament of 1848– Offered crown of unified Germany

to Frederick William IV• Turned it down – would not accept

crown “from the gutter”

• German states restored

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Path to Unification

• “Blood and Iron”• ZOLLVEREIN a customs union of

German states that did not include Austria.

• REALPOLITIK, which means “realism" – do what is necessary, not what is right or moral

• SCHLESWIG AND HOLSTEIN Seven Weeks' War

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Franco-Prussian War• NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION

• EMS TELEGRAM: Queen Isabella – France opposed the choice of a Prussian

Hohenzollern prince to replace Isabella.

– Napoleon III demanded in July 1870 that KING WILHELM OF PRUSSIA also oppose it.

– Wilhelm was reluctant to start trouble with France, so he crafted a polite, diplomatic response, which one of his officials conveyed to Bismarck.

– Bismarck edited the king's words to create the impression that the French ambassador and King Wilhelm had traded diplomatic insults. France thus declared war on Prussia on July 19, 1870.

– France quickly defeated, GERMAN EMPIRE PROCLAIMED

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German Unification Timeline

1870 - Franco-Prussian War;France losesAlsace-Lorraine

1848 – Revolution & Frankfurt Parliament

1844 – Zollverein includes Almost all German states

1862 – William IBismarck appointedHead of cabinet

1871: GermanEmpire Proclaimed;Bismarck appointed Chancellor

1866- 7 Weeks’ War; German ConfederationDissolved; Prussia takes Schleswig & Holstein

1819 - Carlsbad Decrees

1818 – Prussia eliminates tariffs

1864 – Austria &Germany defeat Denmark: Austria takes Schleswig, Prussia takes Holstein

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GOALS METHODS

BISMARCK

CAVOUR

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GOALS METHODS

BISMARCK Unification of Germany Increase Prussian Power Decrease Austrian influence in Germany

(drive them out of Germany)

“blood and iron” – war, trickery, etc… (7 Weeks War, tricked Austria; Franco-Prussian War)

Realpolitik – do whatever is necessary to achieve goals, not what is moral or right

CAVOUR Unification of Italy Make Sardinia a model of progress and

efficiency (liberalism)

Did not favor war, but was willing to use it if necessary (got involved in Crimean War to have a place at the peace negotiations in order to bring up the Italian question; joined Prussia in 7 Weeks War to get Venetia)

Used plebiscites and majority opinion to unify

Let the “Red Shirts” and Garibaldi do work for him