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1 1815 Napoleon is captured Unification of Italy Time to divide his empire and answer the following questions: How do you prevent the rise of another Napoleon? How do you establish a lasting peace & genuine balance of power? 1815 If you redraw the map, where do the boundaries go? Should members of the Grand Alliance be rewarded for capturing Napoleon? Congress of Vienna 1815: The Congress that was established in 1815 to address the balance of power and a lasting peace in Europe Who was invited? England Austria Spain Denmark Sweden Prussia France Russia Italy After the Congress of Vienna Italy is divided by Austria, Papal States, and Spain Sardinia: Island in the Mediterranean that decides to lead the efforts to unify Italy Strong parliamentary system, very modern but.. Tiny and no military Italy No shared history No Unity No Military Not since Caesar has Italy been unified How will tiny Sardinia manage to unite Italy? Let s find out Obstacles to Unity Before unification Italy is controlled by Austria, Pope, and Spain Who do you attack first? Big Dog Theory Knock off toughest adversary Nationalism will follow Spain will be in trouble The pope will be in an Italian sandwich
2 Giuseppe Mazzini Appealed to all Italians Forwarded the ideas of Nationalism and Brotherhood Romantic Revolutionary Poster Child of Italian Unification Count Camille Cavour Intellectual Sardinian diplomat that leads the effort to unify Italy Brains behind Italian Unification Architect of Italian Unification What is diplomacy? Diplomacy Art of negotiation, Persuasion, Manipulation Brokering peace deals Bringing parties together for agreements Napoleon III Distant relative of Napoleon Took his name to be associated with his greatness Not very smart Paris Made many bad foreign policy decisions You need an ally Who will Sardinia ask to help them fight the Austrians? THE DEAL: Cavour and Napoleon III agree to the following: In return for driving the Austrians out of Northern Italy Napoleon will get the provinces of Nice and Savoy Nice and Savoy have no military or economic significance They will also get the Austrians pushed back from their border But Fighting the Austrians Napoleon has dreams of once again planting the French flag in Italy Why won t this work? Nationalism and lessons learned from the French Revolution! Well it works and Austria leaves Italy Northern Italy Nationalism starts to grow in N. Italy France realizes Cavour has made alliances with other nations and becomes isolated 1860 Sardinia annexes all of N. Italy except for Venetia King Victor Emmanuel II assumes leadership role in N. Italy. He is really the puppet of Cavour What about the South?
3 Giuseppe Garibaldi Spain controlled the Kingdom of the two Sicilies to the south Cavour enlisted Garibaldi to drive out the Spaniards in the South Using terrorist tactics Garibaldi and the Red Shirts gained control of S. Italy Garibaldi desired to control Nice-Why is that bad for Cavour? Victor Emmanuel II Becomes King of the new unified Italy He is still the puppet of Cavour Cavour becomes first Prime Minister of Italy Pope remains at Vatican United Italy What happened to the Pope? He gave away all of the Papal States to Cavour except for Vatican City Italy was know unified, but what problems does a unified Italy face? Unification of Germany Central Europe 1840 s 39 separate states 36 are Protestant 3 are catholic and hug the French border (Alsace Lorrain) People in Alsace Lorrain are Bilingual German Architecture A lot of Natural Resources, Coal, Railroads German States Prussia holds ½ of the German States Austria control 1/3 of the German States Which countries would stand to lose if the German states united? Who would stand to gain? Obstacles to Unification Does France want a united Germany? Borders Germany Germany would control French natural resources in the Rhine River Valley Obstacles to Unification Does Austria want a united Germany? Would lose German states (most precious) Austria is a military power, but deeply divided along ethnic lines
4 Obstacles to Unification Who wants a united Germany? Prussia: One of the strongest militaries in Europe Unification would be good for Prussia as it would become even more powerful and gain valuable resources How will Prussia unite Germany? Otto Von Bismarck Smart, pragmatic, practical leader that was the mastermind of German unification Wilhelm I (King of Prussia) Puppet of Bismarck Should you attack Austria? You can only use your military for defense Lion vs. Lamb You must provoke Austria and France into a fight if you want to gain control of the German states How do you provoke Austria? 1864 Bismarck reaches out to Austria to give them aid in attacking Denmark 2 port cities would be divided between the Prussians and Austrians Austrians would gain access to the sea for trade Prussia and Austria win the war and gain control of the two cities Austria vs. Prussia Neither country makes any money off of the two port cities Bismarck starts a propaganda campaign announcing that Prussia will take control of the Austrian port city if they can not make a profit Austria becomes angry with Bismarck s threats and attacks Prussia in Weeks War War fought between Prussia and Austria for control of the German states Austria Loses all of their German States Economy suffers Austrians look weak in the eyes of the world 7 Weeks War Prussia Gain all of the German states except those controlled by France German nationalism begins to spread
5 How do you provoke France? France just ended an unpopular war with Italy Bismarck gets lucky in 1868 King of Spain dies and a Prussian Prince is named as successor: Leopold What does this have to do with France? Newspapers in France start the drumbeat of war, but. Leopold chickens out and Bismarck s plan is foiled Or is it? (Bismarck Reading) 1870 France declares war on Prussia Bismarck fashions a style of fighting wars with Blood & Iron or Army & Industry Bismarck follows a foreign policy of Realpolitik: By whatever means necessary Who does this sound like? Machiavelli-the ends justify the means, ruthless but effective 1871 Prussia wins the Franco Prussian War French states end up choosing nationalism over religion and become Prussian states France is weakened As a result of the defeat in the Franco Prussian war France loses the Catholic states of Alcase Loraine: an area of great industrial wealth and natural resources Reparations (5 billion francs) As a result of the defeat France develops a terrible national hatred of the Germans (Bitterness never goes away) French vow revenge to get back Alcase Lorrain For Prussia Win final German states Completely unify Prussia as Germany Why Germany? People are German in Language, Culture, and Heritage Kaiser is established: Wilhelm I is named the new king or Kaiser of the newly established Germany Bismarck is named Chancellor Germany controls the Rhine River Valley Germany becomes new Hulk of Continental Europe who does that worry?
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