Y12 AS History - German unification up to the 1830s

The desire for self-rule led to revolutions.

It spurred investment in factories.

It led to Communist revolutions.

It returned royal families to power.

Alsace-Lorraine

Bavaria

Hanover

Prussia

A force that causes countries to separate

The desire to unite a group with a common bond e.g. language under their own rule, not the rule of another country.

A right to create a new nation

Favouring individual freedoms, usually open minded and tolerant.

A group of territories in Western and Central Europe, began in roughly 800 and ended in 1806

The action of bringing together the German states into one nation in 1871.

A group of 3 monarchs who spoke out against revolutions.

The name given to the German Emperor/ King (based on the title Caesar)

The name given to a ‘young Lord’ in Prussia

A powerful northern German State who led the process of Unification.

Taxes on goods coming into the country.

The state of the finances, money, industry and jobs in a country

A constitutional monarch, freedom of the army and votes for all.

Conservative regime and absolute monarchy.

Individual freedoms e.g. freedom of speech and freedom of worship.

A King, ministers, serfdom and bonded labour.

Banned nationalist fraternities, removed some liberal professors and further censored the press.

Limited the rights of the Diets in constitutional states, federal law superseded individual state law.

Forbade political organisations, meetings, appeals, and festivals.