Chapter 8 Section 3 Lecture 🎧

Communism

Women's Suffrage

Emancipation

Nationalism

Nationalists

Authoritarian rulers

Separatists

all of the above

Weakened ethnic divisions

Strengthen ethnic nationalist feelings

Unified the peoples of Russia under one culture

Was the sole cause for the last Romanov czar to give up power in 1917

they contained a mixture of ethnic groups that did not want to be part of a single group

each ethnic group in the empires had distinct cultures

giving each rights to each group to please them strained relations with conservative members of the empire who did not want social change

all of the above are true

conquered part of France

unified Italy

took control of Venetia

did all of the above

Venice

Lombardy

Rome

Piedmont-Sardinia

King William I

Camillo di Cavour

Otto von Bismarck

Giuseppe Garibaldi

King Victor Emmanuel II

Frederick William IV

Otto von Bismarck

Giuseppe Garibaldi

It is the destiny of the weak to be devoured by the strong.

A ruler should never violate the constitution of his or her country.

Military force should be used to achieve political goals.

Manufacturing political "incident" is acceptable if it achieves a worthy goal.

the Franco-Prussian War

the German confederation

the Seven Weeks War

the defeat of the Junkers

Both involved a war with France.

Both took territory controlled by the Catholic Church.

Both used military force to unify various territories.

Both unified into an empire.

Prussia became Germany.

Italy replaced Prussia.

Germany replaced France.

Britain replaced Germany.