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The Rise of Nationalism Unit 6: 1800s
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Legacy of the French Revolution French Revolution inspired the masses to create governments based on the people (nation) rather than monarchs. – Nation: a large aggregate of people united by common descent, history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular country or territory. The Congress of Vienna kept the powerful monarchs in power. – Revolutions were discouraged, and severely punished
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Liberals versus Conservatives Liberals believe in the right of the people or nation to rule. Conservatives believe in the more traditional rule of the monarchs.
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1848 Revolutions Causes – Food shortages due to the failure of potato crops – Liberals disgruntled with the Conservative Congress of Vienna.
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No Revolutions in… United Kingdom (Britain) – Expanded political rights through parliament – Slavery illegal Russia
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Initially successful New gov’ts appeared all over Europe, led by liberal thinkers. They did not last long because… – Failure to satisfy the demands of all the classes. – Competing national interests. – No experience holding elections.
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Results of 1848 Revolutions Conservatives win back the governments. Even in the successful French Revolution, the people elected Louis Napoleon to be President. – He then declares himself Emperor Napoleon III Austria becomes the Austro-Hungarian Empire. http://wn.com/hungarian_revolution_of_184 8 http://wn.com/hungarian_revolution_of_184 8
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Unification of Italy and Germany (background info., not on test) 1848 Revolutions scared Conservatives and made them realize they needed the support of liberals. – Especially if conservatives wanted to unite different states into one country.
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Italy - Risorgimento Only one military power in Italy – Sardinia King Victor Emmanuel II – Advisor Count Cavour gets French help to secure the north. – Giuseppe Garibaldi invades the 2 Sicilies to include the south (liberal) – Rome (Papal States) is the last to join.
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Germany - Realpolitik 2 competing military powers (Austria and Prussia). Otto von Bismarck Prime Minister of Prussia has a plan. – 1. Create a crisis with France, and rally the German states to fight with Prussia. Appeal to fellow Germans (nationalism) - liberals. Franco-Prussian War leads to German Unification.
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Realpolitik Part 2 2.Get Austria out of the way. – Picked a fight over minor territory; King objected. – Austro-Prussian War – Crushed Austria in 7 weeks. – Needle gun – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaQarXh2vZU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaQarXh2vZU
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Realpolitik Do anything to achieve and hold power. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm8qjdE KW4I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm8qjdE KW4I
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Anarchists Liberals disillusioned by compromises with Conservatives. – Some turn to Anarchy. Age of Assassinations 1880s to 1920s.
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