A | B |
Giuseppe Mazzini | the "soul" of Italian unification who helped set up a revolutionary republic in Rome 1849 |
Risorgimento | Italian nationalist movement |
Victor Emmanuel II | constitutional monarch of Sardinia |
Camillo Cavour | the "brains" of Italian unification; a shrewd politician |
Giuseppe Garibaldi | the "sword" of Italian unification; turned over Naples and Sicily to Victor Emmanuel II |
anarchist | people who want to abolish the government |
emigration | movement away from one's homeland |
Francis Joseph | tried to strengthen the Austrian empire by granting a new constitution |
Dual Monarchy | Austria-Hungary each having its own constitution and parliament, but both under the rule of Francis Joseph |
Balkan powder keg | Due to infighting between nationalities, Ottoman territories became known as _________________. |
Ottoman Empire | "the sick man of Europe" |
Francis Deak | helped work out the compromise that led to the Dual Monarchy of Austria-Hungary |
Decembrist Revolt | revolt of Russian army officers who demanded a new constitution and other reforms |
Alexander II | Russian ruler who instituted many reforms |
Russification | a program aimed at suppressing the cultures of non-Russian peoples within the empire |
Bloody Sunday | a protest march in front of the czar's Winter Palace; troops were called in and people were killed |
October Manifesto | document issued by Nicholas II that promised freedom of speech and assembly |
Peter Stolypin | Russian prime minister who used harsh measures to silence opposition to the government |
colossus | giant |
emancipation | freeing of the serfs |
zemstvos | elected assemblies responsible for matters such as road repair, schools and agriculture |
pogroms | violent mob attacks |
Duma | elected national legislature |
People's Will | revolutionary group that assassinated Alexander II |
refugee | person who flees his or her homeland to seek safety elsewhere |