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Austria was the most powerful state in the holy Roman Empire however their control over the German states dwindled. the unification began to grow stronger

for instance in 1832 there was a large festival at hams back cattle supporting unification in 1833 the Persians formed. revolutions of 1848 which spread across Germany these revolutions prompted liberals to meet in the Frankfurt Assembly and push for United German Constitution they also tried to take over the conduct of the war which broke out between Prussia and Denmark over

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1861–62: King Wilhelm I became King of Prussia and he appointed Otto von Bismarck on 23 September 1862, Minister President and Foreign Minister, who favored a 'blood-and-iron' policy to create a united Germany under the leadership of Prussia.

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since the fall of Rome the Italian

peninsula was divided among a lot of independent states besides the rough geographic position there are some debate as to whether they really shared a similar culture nevertheless there are no real calls for unification that is until Napoleon came along when he invaded Italy he created the Kingdom of Italy in the North hearken back to the old constituent kingdom of the Holy Roman Empire.

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Giuseppe Garibaldi, Giuseppe Mazzini, Count Cavour and Victor Emannuel II are considered to be “the fathers of the fatherland”.

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History Discussion - Discuss Anything About History

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ADVERTISEMENTS: History of the The Unification of Italy! Mazzini believed that the young men of Italy could bring about the unification of Italy if they had faith in their mission. To quote him “Place youth at the head of the insurgent multitude; you know not the secret of the power hidden in those…

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Then in 1822, they convinced Prince Pedro of boring, old Portugal that he should just become King Pedro of sexy, big Brazil. So Pedro declared Brazil an independent constitutional monarchy with himself as king. As a result, Brazil achieved independence without much bloodshed and managed to hold on to that social hierarchy with the plantation owners on top. And that explains why Brazil was the last new world country to abolish slavery, not fully abandoning it until 1888. Right, so even when Napoleon wasn’t forcing Portuguese royals into an awesome exile, he was still messing with Latin America. Let’s go to the Thought Bubble. So Latin America’s independence movements began not with Brazil, but in Mexico when Napoleon put his brother on the Spanish throne in 1808. Napoleon wanted to institute the liberal principles of the French Revolution, which angered the ruling elite of the Peninsulas in what was then called New Spain. They were aristocrats and they just wanted to go back to some good old-fashioned divine right monarchy with a strong church.

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Latin American Revolutions: Crash Course World History #31

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Miguel Hidalgo (1753–1811) was a parish priest who became the leader of Mexico’s first independence movement. After Napoleon invaded the Iberian Peninsula in 1808 and ousted the Spanish king Ferdinand VII, political movements advocating Enlightenment ideas of representative government and local self-determination sprung up in many of Spain’s American colonies. Hidalgo belonged to one such group, which officials in the viceroyalty of New Spain attempted to suppress

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Mexico | History, Map, Flag, Population, & Facts

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Mexico, country of southern North America and the third largest country in Latin America. It is one of the chief economic and political forces in Latin America, with a dynamic industrial base, vast mineral resources, a wide-ranging service sector, and the world’s largest population of Spanish speakers.