Germany
He became Chancellor of Germany after he unified the German states under Prussian rule
Otto von Bismarck
He was a ruthless politician who brought unification to Italy
Count Camillo Cavour
Laborers bound to the land and masters who controlled their fates
Serfs
Austria and Hungary formed this type of government
dual monarchy
Name one of the 3 R's? (Ch 5&6)
Reading
Writing
Arithmetic
After victory over France, William I of Prussia took this title, meaning emperor
Kaiser
nationalist ally of Mazzini from the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Giuseppe Garibaldi
War that broke out when Russia tried to seize Ottoman lands
Crimean War
He was both the Emperor of Austria & King of Hungary
Francis Joseph
The belief that the government should not interfere with the economy
Laissez-Faire
The Upper House of German legislature whose members were appointed by German state rulers
Bundersrat
He was the King of Sardinia
Victor Emmanuel
Russian assemblies that were elected and in charge of self-governing
This multinational empire stretching across different continents
Ottoman Empire
He predicted that the world's population would outpace the food supply
Thomas Malthus
Under William II, the German government provided these types of programs that were centered on helping certain groups of people
social welfare
Anarchist
This linked European Russia to the Pacific Ocean
Trans-Siberian Railroad
This country encouraged the Ottoman Empire because of their strategic location
Germany
English philosopher who wrote The Leviathan and argued that people were naturally cruel
Thomas Hobbes
Otto von Bismarck gave this famous speech about strengthening the Prussian army
Blood and Iron Speech
To move away from one's homeland and to another country
Emigrate
Event where Tsar Nicholas II feared marchers and fled the palace leaving soldiers who ultimately fired into crowd killing hundreds
Bloody Sunday
Prussia defeated this nation in 1866
Austria
She wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Woman in 1792 where she called for equal education for boys and girls
Mary Wollstonecraft