Age of Nation States - Mr. Morris`s AP European History
... Saxony and along the Rhine. •The new government was well-organized and efficient, with a strong economy. •The population’s vast majority were German. •The Zollverein – In 1831, the Junker class (aristocratic landowners) convinced the king to abolish tariffs, within his territories. Abolished tariffs ...
... Saxony and along the Rhine. •The new government was well-organized and efficient, with a strong economy. •The population’s vast majority were German. •The Zollverein – In 1831, the Junker class (aristocratic landowners) convinced the king to abolish tariffs, within his territories. Abolished tariffs ...
Serfdom remained abolished in Austria and the
... 1. Briefly after 1815, German liberals saw Prussia as a leader of German liberalism, because of liberal reforms the gov’t enacted after its defeat by Napoleon. However, the reforms were designed to improve efficiency of gov’t rather than promote liberalism 2. Prussian gov’t and its traditional rul ...
... 1. Briefly after 1815, German liberals saw Prussia as a leader of German liberalism, because of liberal reforms the gov’t enacted after its defeat by Napoleon. However, the reforms were designed to improve efficiency of gov’t rather than promote liberalism 2. Prussian gov’t and its traditional rul ...
ABSOLUTISM IN EASTERN EUROPE I. GROWTH OF ABSOLUTISM
... absolute rulers remodeled their cities to serve as explicit expressions of their power 10. broad avenues led to monumental squares & grand palace of monarch 11. medieval cities had masked inequalities of social order in their crowded, twisted streets 12. where social ranks often lived jumbled togeth ...
... absolute rulers remodeled their cities to serve as explicit expressions of their power 10. broad avenues led to monumental squares & grand palace of monarch 11. medieval cities had masked inequalities of social order in their crowded, twisted streets 12. where social ranks often lived jumbled togeth ...
ABSOLUTISM IN EASTERN EUROPE
... absolute rulers remodeled their cities to serve as explicit expressions of their power 10. broad avenues led to monumental squares & grand palace of monarch 11. medieval cities had masked inequalities of social order in their crowded, twisted streets 12. where social ranks often lived jumbled togeth ...
... absolute rulers remodeled their cities to serve as explicit expressions of their power 10. broad avenues led to monumental squares & grand palace of monarch 11. medieval cities had masked inequalities of social order in their crowded, twisted streets 12. where social ranks often lived jumbled togeth ...
Conservatism, Liberalism and Nationalism
... Denmark, which had supported France, but Denmark was partially compensated by receiving Lauenburg. Receiving terrritory in Italy compensated the Habsburg rulers of Austria. Containment. The containment of France was an integral part of some of these new territorial arrangements. Prussia, as a result ...
... Denmark, which had supported France, but Denmark was partially compensated by receiving Lauenburg. Receiving terrritory in Italy compensated the Habsburg rulers of Austria. Containment. The containment of France was an integral part of some of these new territorial arrangements. Prussia, as a result ...
Nationalism in europe
... – Complained that tariffs were hurting sales of farm products ■ Many people began a campaign for freer movement of goods and in 1818 they persuade the king of Prussia to abolish tariffs within his territory ■ Beginning in 1820 German states began to make treaties that, in 1834, resulted in a customs ...
... – Complained that tariffs were hurting sales of farm products ■ Many people began a campaign for freer movement of goods and in 1818 they persuade the king of Prussia to abolish tariffs within his territory ■ Beginning in 1820 German states began to make treaties that, in 1834, resulted in a customs ...
Nationalism and Reform in Europe
... Cavour pursued economic expansion, which gave the government enough money to support a large army. ...
... Cavour pursued economic expansion, which gave the government enough money to support a large army. ...
Unification
... Prussia and the annexation of Hanover, HesseKassel, Nassau and Frankfurt by Prussia, however, Austria was not invaded nor humiliated by Prussia. Bismarck wanted to keep it as a useful future ally. Area in red is the North German Confederation ...
... Prussia and the annexation of Hanover, HesseKassel, Nassau and Frankfurt by Prussia, however, Austria was not invaded nor humiliated by Prussia. Bismarck wanted to keep it as a useful future ally. Area in red is the North German Confederation ...
Frederick Douglass Academy AP European History
... A) cripple the German states' economies B) restrict Lutheranism to southern German states C) begin a long period of economic recovery D) promote unification E) augment the power base of the Holy Roman Emperor 3. What was a significant result of the Thirty Years’ War? A) The German economy and popula ...
... A) cripple the German states' economies B) restrict Lutheranism to southern German states C) begin a long period of economic recovery D) promote unification E) augment the power base of the Holy Roman Emperor 3. What was a significant result of the Thirty Years’ War? A) The German economy and popula ...
Chapter 22--The Age of Nation States
... ! Bismarck claimed that this request violated the provisions of the Convention of Gastein and declared war on Prussia. ! Seven Weeks’ War • Prussia defeated Austria at Koniggratz in Bohemia.. ! Treaty of Pr ...
... ! Bismarck claimed that this request violated the provisions of the Convention of Gastein and declared war on Prussia. ! Seven Weeks’ War • Prussia defeated Austria at Koniggratz in Bohemia.. ! Treaty of Pr ...
Unit Three Absolutism in Eastern Europe - siegkoapeh
... Reformation and religious wars in 16th and 17th centuries split Germany among Catholic, Lutheran and Calvinist princes ...
... Reformation and religious wars in 16th and 17th centuries split Germany among Catholic, Lutheran and Calvinist princes ...
Chapter 19
... • Like Italy, Germany as we understand it did not exist in 1850, except in the hearts of nationalists. • The best hope for German unity was with Prussia, which had strength thanks to economic expansion and leadership over the Zollverein. • Zollverein – a German customs union that fostered industrial ...
... • Like Italy, Germany as we understand it did not exist in 1850, except in the hearts of nationalists. • The best hope for German unity was with Prussia, which had strength thanks to economic expansion and leadership over the Zollverein. • Zollverein – a German customs union that fostered industrial ...
19th Century Nationalism - AP European History -
... Napoleon, the Plombieres Agreement stated that if Piedmont were at war w/Austria then France would back them up. If Piedmont won, then there would be land gains for both countries. Cavour wanted Venetia and Lombardy out of the deal (but he never intended to fully unify Italy), and Napoleon wanted to ...
... Napoleon, the Plombieres Agreement stated that if Piedmont were at war w/Austria then France would back them up. If Piedmont won, then there would be land gains for both countries. Cavour wanted Venetia and Lombardy out of the deal (but he never intended to fully unify Italy), and Napoleon wanted to ...
Here are the notes - Daniel Aaron Lazar
... d. Fondness for military display, leading to his strange efforts to hire the tallest men he could find in Europe for a special regiment, nicknamed the Potsdam Giants. e. “It is certain that nowhere in the world one can see troops comparable with the Prussians for beauty, cleanliness, and order. Alth ...
... d. Fondness for military display, leading to his strange efforts to hire the tallest men he could find in Europe for a special regiment, nicknamed the Potsdam Giants. e. “It is certain that nowhere in the world one can see troops comparable with the Prussians for beauty, cleanliness, and order. Alth ...
EUROPE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY (Trosper)
... Napoleon was ultimately unsuccessful at attempting to unify Europe under French domination. He set the state for 19th Century Europe to take place. He also set up a code of laws called the Napoleonic code. ...
... Napoleon was ultimately unsuccessful at attempting to unify Europe under French domination. He set the state for 19th Century Europe to take place. He also set up a code of laws called the Napoleonic code. ...
the congress of vienna austria great britain russia - T
... influence in Germany while expanding Austrian interests. 2. Prevent Russia from expanding into the Balkans and Ottoman Empire. 3. Create the German Confederation and limit Prussian influence. 4. Austria got Venetia & Lombardy the two richest parts of northern Italy. Lost the Austrian Netherlands (Be ...
... influence in Germany while expanding Austrian interests. 2. Prevent Russia from expanding into the Balkans and Ottoman Empire. 3. Create the German Confederation and limit Prussian influence. 4. Austria got Venetia & Lombardy the two richest parts of northern Italy. Lost the Austrian Netherlands (Be ...
EUROPE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY (Trosper)
... established and universal male suffrage was the way leaders were elected. ...
... established and universal male suffrage was the way leaders were elected. ...
The Congress of Vienna November 1, 1814 — June 8, 1815 Source
... liberalism and nationalism in Europe was halted, temporarily. It was not crushed Russia entered western Europe as a major power and from 1815 onwards played a regular and important part in European diplomacy. Russia had gained the Duchy of Warsaw and Finland at Vienna - hence the unification of ...
... liberalism and nationalism in Europe was halted, temporarily. It was not crushed Russia entered western Europe as a major power and from 1815 onwards played a regular and important part in European diplomacy. Russia had gained the Duchy of Warsaw and Finland at Vienna - hence the unification of ...
ITALIAN AND GERMAN UNIFICATION
... 1866: Secret treaty with Italy… Italy to get Venetia if Italy attacked Austria in support of Prussia when war broke out Napoleon III promised neutrality in an Austro-Prussian conflict ...
... 1866: Secret treaty with Italy… Italy to get Venetia if Italy attacked Austria in support of Prussia when war broke out Napoleon III promised neutrality in an Austro-Prussian conflict ...
Industrialization and Nationalism
... was based on the ideas of Enlightenment; • Liberals believed in basic rights and freedoms such as those in the American Bill of Rights • Liberals favored a government ruled by a constitution such as a constitutional ...
... was based on the ideas of Enlightenment; • Liberals believed in basic rights and freedoms such as those in the American Bill of Rights • Liberals favored a government ruled by a constitution such as a constitutional ...
The Age of Nationalism, 1850-1914
... This painting/fresco by Cesare Maccari (1840-1919) depicts the historic meeting between the successful military leader of the unification drive, Giuseppe Garibaldi, and the king of Sardinia, Victor Emmanuel, at the Bridge of Teano in the fall of 1860. This meeting sealed the unification of northern ...
... This painting/fresco by Cesare Maccari (1840-1919) depicts the historic meeting between the successful military leader of the unification drive, Giuseppe Garibaldi, and the king of Sardinia, Victor Emmanuel, at the Bridge of Teano in the fall of 1860. This meeting sealed the unification of northern ...
Industrial Revolution, Social Change, Nationalism & Imperialism
... • After the Napoleonic Wars, the Congress of Vienna laid out new lines of countries in Europe and recognizes a German Confederation – a collection of countries that shared a Germanic ancestry. • Two major powers, Prussia and Austria, ...
... • After the Napoleonic Wars, the Congress of Vienna laid out new lines of countries in Europe and recognizes a German Confederation – a collection of countries that shared a Germanic ancestry. • Two major powers, Prussia and Austria, ...
Major Players Info handout
... stages throughout the century, a Russian conquest of India was never a serious possibility in the face of a prompt and vigorous British reaction. Easier conquests appeared to exist in the Balkans, where the ageing and tottering Ottoman Empire experienced increasing difficulty in holding on to its Eu ...
... stages throughout the century, a Russian conquest of India was never a serious possibility in the face of a prompt and vigorous British reaction. Easier conquests appeared to exist in the Balkans, where the ageing and tottering Ottoman Empire experienced increasing difficulty in holding on to its Eu ...
Unit 3 Nationalism, Realism and Mass Politics 1850-1914
... step to achieve goalsbrought middle class in. Started with North to “enlarge Sardinia” rather than create “Italy” 1859 Used war with Austria (aided by Nap iii) to bring people together. ...
... step to achieve goalsbrought middle class in. Started with North to “enlarge Sardinia” rather than create “Italy” 1859 Used war with Austria (aided by Nap iii) to bring people together. ...
Unification of Italy
... e. had a very conservative government headed by William I of the Hohenzollern family. Ministers and army officers all came from the Junkers, the wealthy landowners. 4. 1862 – William I named Otto von Bismarck prime minister. A tough, calculating politician, Bismarck set out to make Prussia head of a ...
... e. had a very conservative government headed by William I of the Hohenzollern family. Ministers and army officers all came from the Junkers, the wealthy landowners. 4. 1862 – William I named Otto von Bismarck prime minister. A tough, calculating politician, Bismarck set out to make Prussia head of a ...
Zollverein
The Zollverein ([ˈtsɔlfɛɐ̯ˌʔaɪn]) or German Customs Union was a coalition of German states formed to manage tariffs and economic policies within their territories. Organised by the 1833 Zollverein treaties, the Zollverein formally came into existence on 1 January 1834. However, its foundations had been in development from 1818 with the creation of a variety of custom unions among the German states. By 1866, the Zollverein included most of the German states. The foundation of the Zollverein was the first instance in history in which independent states had consummated a full economic union without the simultaneous creation of a political federation or union.Prussia was the prime motivating force behind the creation of the customs union. Austria was excluded from the Zollverein because of its highly protected industry and also because Prince von Metternich was against the idea. With the founding of the North German Confederation in 1867, the Zollverein included approximately 425,000 square kilometres, and had produced economic agreements with several non-German states, including Sweden-Norway. After the founding of the German Empire in 1871, the Empire assumed the control of the customs union. However, not all states within the Empire were part of the Zollverein until 1888. Conversely, although it was not a state in the German Reich, until 1919 Luxembourg remained in the Zollverein.