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AP European History Flashcards: National Unification And Diplomatic Tensions

Study National Unification And Diplomatic Tensions in AP European History with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

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What was the primary goal of the League of Three Emperors?

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Maintain conservative order in Europe. Alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia against liberalism.

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Flashcard 1: What was the primary goal of the League of Three Emperors?

Answer: Maintain conservative order in Europe. Alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia against liberalism.

Flashcard 2: Which 1866 war helped unify northern German states under Prussian rule?

Answer: Austro-Prussian War. Excluded Austria from German affairs and created North German Confederation.

Flashcard 3: Identify the city where the German Empire was proclaimed in 1871.

Answer: Versailles. Symbolic location in French palace for German Empire proclamation.

Flashcard 4: What political ideology was a driving force behind 19th-century European unifications?

Answer: Nationalism. Belief that nations should form independent, unified states.

Flashcard 5: What was the primary diplomatic strategy used by Bismarck to isolate France?

Answer: Alliance System. Created network of treaties to prevent French revenge coalition.

Flashcard 6: In what year was the Austro-Hungarian Compromise signed?

Answer:

  1. Created dual monarchy giving Hungary equal status with Austria.

Flashcard 7: What region did Italy gain from Austria in 1866?

Answer: Venetia. Acquired as reward for supporting Prussia against Austria.

Flashcard 8: Identify the city where the German Empire was proclaimed in 1871.

Answer: Versailles. Symbolic location in French palace for German Empire proclamation.

Flashcard 9: What is the term for the political movement aiming for a unified Italy?

Answer: Risorgimento. Italian national revival movement meaning 'resurgence' or 'rising again'.

Flashcard 10: Who was the king of Italy at the time of unification?

Answer: Victor Emmanuel II. Piedmontese king who became first ruler of unified Italy.

Flashcard 11: What region did Italy gain from Austria in 1866?

Answer: Venetia. Acquired as reward for supporting Prussia against Austria.

Flashcard 12: What was the main goal of the Second Schleswig War?

Answer: Annexation of Schleswig and Holstein. Prussia and Austria defeated Denmark to gain these duchies.

Flashcard 13: Which event marked the end of the Papal States?

Answer: Capture of Rome. Italian troops entered Rome when French garrison withdrew in 1870.

Flashcard 14: What was the primary outcome of the Franco-Prussian War for France?

Answer: Loss of Alsace-Lorraine. Territory ceded to Germany after French defeat in 1871.

Flashcard 15: What year did the Austro-Prussian War occur?

Answer:

  1. Seven Weeks' War resulted in Prussian dominance over Austria.

Flashcard 16: Which treaty concluded the Austro-Prussian War?

Answer: Treaty of Prague. Ended Seven Weeks' War and excluded Austria from Germany.

Flashcard 17: Name the alliance formed by Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy in 1882.

Answer: Triple Alliance. Defensive alliance to counter French and Russian threats.

Flashcard 18: What year marked the end of the Holy Roman Empire?

Answer:

  1. Napoleon's victories dissolved the medieval German empire structure.

Flashcard 19: What significant event did the Ems Telegram precipitate?

Answer: Franco-Prussian War. Bismarck's edited dispatch provoked French declaration of war.

Flashcard 20: Who was the Austrian Emperor during the Ausgleich of 1867?

Answer: Franz Joseph I. Agreed to compromise creating dual monarchy with Hungary.

Flashcard 21: What year did the Treaty of Villafranca occur?

Answer:

  1. Ended Second Italian War of Independence between France-Piedmont and Austria.

Flashcard 22: Which Congress redrew the map of Europe after the Napoleonic Wars?

Answer: Congress of Vienna. Established post-Napoleonic European order from 1814-1815.

Flashcard 23: What was the primary goal of the Congress of Vienna?

Answer: Restore balance of power. Prevented any single power from dominating Europe again.

Flashcard 24: What was the main objective of the Zollverein in 19th-century Germany?

Answer: Economic unity among German states. Prussian-led customs union promoted German economic integration.

Flashcard 25: What political ideology was a driving force behind 19th-century European unifications?

Answer: Nationalism. Belief that nations should form independent, unified states.

Flashcard 26: What was the result of the Crimean War for Russia?

Answer: Loss of influence in the Balkans. Defeat weakened Russian prestige and Black Sea position.

Flashcard 27: Identify the treaty that established the Dual Monarchy of Austria-Hungary.

Answer: Austro-Hungarian Compromise. Formal agreement creating the Austro-Hungarian dual monarchy system.

Flashcard 28: Which war led to the dissolution of the German Confederation?

Answer: Austro-Prussian War. Prussian victory ended Austrian influence in German affairs.

Flashcard 29: What was the primary purpose of the Ems Dispatch?

Answer: Provoking the Franco-Prussian War. Bismarck's edited telegram inflamed French opinion against Prussia.

Flashcard 30: Who was the prominent leader of the Red Shirts in Italy?

Answer: Giuseppe Garibaldi. Charismatic revolutionary who conquered southern Italy for unification.