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Kleindeutsch
• Small German Party• Exclude Austria from German
Unification
The Crimean War
• War over declining Ottoman territories
• Russia, France, Britain, Sardinia, Ottoman
Camillo Cavour
• Italian Unification Leader• Prime Minister Of Sardinia Piedmont
Risorgimento
• Italian Unification• Also the rebel group that pushed for
the unification
Piedmont-Sardinia
• Area of the Italian states• Key in Italian Unification
Mazzini
• Pushed for Italian unification• Helped spread democracy through
Europe
Garibaldi
• Italian Militant • Lead some Military through parts of
Italy
William I
• First German Emperor • Otto Von Bismarck advised him• German Unification
Otto Von Bismarck
• Prime minister of unified Germany• Removed from power by William II
Danish War
• War during German unification• Disputes over Holstein and
Lauenburg
Schleswig Holstein
• Area disputed over during German unification
• Both the Danish and the Germans wanted to annex this area
The Seven Weeks War
• Austro-Prussian War • Italy gets Venetia • Prussia gets Schleswig and Holstein• Creates North German
Confederation• Austria is left alone after
North German Confederation
• Alliance of German States and Prussia
• Helped create the German Constitution
• ^ Aided Otto Von Bismarck in gaining power
Ems Dispatch
• Caused the Franco-Prussian War• Doctored telegram that heated
tensions between France and Prussia
• Otto Von Bismarck
The Paris Commune
• Ruled Paris for a time• Ruled partially by the mob
The Dreyfus Affair
• French Major who was accused of selling French secrets to Germany
• Divided France between Catholics and Jews
• Eventually Acquitted
Dual Monarchy
• Disputed the legitimacy of French succession
• King Charles VI died leaving France to Henry V
• France didn’t acknowledge Henry as king of France
Compromise of 1867
• Created Austria Hungry
• Dual Monarchy
• Same foreign policy
Zemstivos
• Local government after the people take over Russia
“Land And Freedom”
• Promised to Garibaldi’s troops to convince them to take arms for the Italian unification
“The People’s Will”
• Russian Revolutionaries that killed Tsar Nicholas II
Second Reform Act 1867
• Allowed urban workers to vote
• Doubled total number of eligible voters
• Lacked redistribution of seats
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