Unification of Italy and Germany Test

Giuseppe Garibaldi may have been able to become the first leader of a unified Italy, but instead, turned over control of Naples and Sicily to _________ who was shortly thereafter crowned king.  

• Bismarck
• Mazzini
• Victor Emmanuel II 
• Cavour

The peace treaty following the Franco-Prussian War declared

• the unification of Germany.
• that Bismarck was now the kaiser.
• Germany owed reparations to France.
• that Spain was part of Germany.

Which of the following goals represents the ideology of nationalists?

• establishment of a homeland for people with a common heritage
• acceptance of an established church
• restoration of power to royal families
• tolerance for ethnic minorities

Why were the revolutions of 1830 and 1848 so widespread?

• People opposed nationalism
• People supported absolute monarchs
• Trade increased and united Europe into a market economy
• Enlightenment ideas and nationalism had spread across Europe

What was Germany trying to accomplish?

• A unified German state.
• A separation of the empire.
• A new legislature.
• To be part of Russia.

The majority of Revolutions of 1848...

• Failed and returned to conservatism
• Ended with liberal constitutions
• Gave equal rights to the working classes
• Brought about nationalistic unifications

A political philosophy based on the idea that people should be as free as possible from government restraint. This is the definition of

• militarism
• imperialism
• liberalism
• nationalism

The strongest of the German states were

• Alsace-Lorraine
• Naples and Venetia
• Russia and Sweden
• Prussia and Austria

Militarism refers to 

• Dismantling the military
• having the emperor control the military
• reliance on military strength
• serve in the military

The strong military leader in Germany was

• King William I
• Otto von Bismarck
• Napoleon Bonaparte
• Giuseppe Mazzini