'Italian states' presentation slideshows

The Unifications of GERMANY and ITALY

NATIONALISM. The Unifications of GERMANY and ITALY. What is NATIONALISM?. Nationalism is loyalty and devotion to a nation of people It is a sense of national identity exalting one nation above all others

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BELLRINGER QUESTIONS ocTOBER 22 ND , 2012

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Chapter 12 Section 1

Chapter 12 Section 1. Objectives:. Describe the beginning of the Renaissance Identify prominent Italian Renaissance families Evaluate the development of Milan, Venice, and Florence. The Italian Renaissance. The word renaissance means rebirth. Renaissance Italy was a largely urban society.

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Industrialization and Nationalism

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The Renaissance

The Renaissance. Explain how and why the Italian Renaissance came to be and why the city-states were so important to the Renaissance. Renaissance.

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Unifying Italy

Unifying Italy. Mr. Divett. Disjointed Italy. Italy had not been unified since Roman times. Camillo Cavour started to bring unification to Italy. Obstacles to Italian Unity. Invasion of Napoleon sparks interest in national unity.

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The Italian Renaissance

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Nationalism

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Revolutions of 1830 and 1848

Revolutions of 1830 and 1848. By: Emma Bunting, Bree -Anna Brown and Jason Graham. French Rebels Win in 1830. When Charles X suspended the legislature, limited the right to vote, and restricted the press, liberals and radicals grew extremely angry

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Reaction and Revolution

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Chapter 23 Overview Notes: The Unification of Italy

Chapter 23 Overview Notes: The Unification of Italy. 1870. Giuseppe Garibaldi. Giuseppe Mazzini. Giuseppe Mazzini. King Victor Emmanuel II. Count Camillo Cavour. Unification of Italy. OBSTACLES TO ITALIAN UNIFICATION:

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Confederation

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The Renaissance

The Renaissance. World History I. Background on the Renaissance. The Renaissance lasted from approx. 1400-1700 AD. After taking over China, the Mongols reopened the Silk Road. Trade was re-established between China and Europe. Ideas from China were spread to Europe.

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Revolutions in Europe and Latin America

Revolutions in Europe and Latin America. World History Chapter 4. An Age of Ideologies. Conservatives Prefer the Older order Congress of Vienna Nobles of Europe should work together to suppress liberal thinking Peasants largely support a more conservative structure Established churches

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Attention please,

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European Conservatism

European Conservatism. AP European History Unit 3/Ch. 21. The Dual Revolution. FR = Politics, IR = Economics/Social Growth of industrial middle class Revitalized conservatism Ideologies of change ? liberalism, socialism, nationalism. The Peace Settlement: Congress of Vienna.

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Unifying Italy

Unifying Italy . Although the people of the Italian peninsula spoke the same language, they had not experienced political unity since the Roman times. By the early 1800s Italian patriots were determined to build a new, united Italy.

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Renaissance and Reformation

Renaissance and Reformation. Tara Madsen. The Renaissance. WHAT DOES RENAISSANCE MEAN????????? REBIRTH!!!!!!! Some who lived in Italy between 1350 and 1550 believed that they had witnessed a rebirth of ancient Greek and Roman culture. Renaissance .

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Spain

Spain. 16.1. Spain 1500s. Spain emerged as the 1 st modern European Power Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand had unified the country and commanded conquest of the Americas. Charles V. Charles I Heir to three thrones Hapsburg Monarchy Included the Holy Roman Empire Netherlands

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