Lisovets Revolutions by Angelina Lisovets

German Flag 1871

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Haitian flag 1804

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Italian flag 1861

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German Unification

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Austria was very powerful but then started to lose that power. Then Prussia started to become very dominant. In the 19th century Napoleon created a Confederation of the Rhine out of his conquests as the war progressed. During The Napoleonic Wars a German Confederation was formed however it was ineffective at stopping the rivalry between Prussia and Austria. And this caused the unification to grow stronger.

Haitian Revolution

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Slaves in Haiti were tired of how they were being treated and wanted freedom. They were treated poorly because they barely got food and water and rarely got proper shelter. Then the African Slaves gave in and joined the decade long Haitian Revolution. The revolution started in 1791 and ended in 1804. This is when the slaves rose up against their French oppressors.

Italian Unification

28lisovetsangelina — 2024-10-15 17:04:28 UTC

There wasn’t a unification until Napoleon came and invaded Italy. And then when he was defeated by Italy they reverted back to independent states. They were independent states until the Revolutions of 1848 swept across Europe. Milan and Venice revolutionaries rose up against the Austrian Sicilians who fought for independence from Naples. They then fought to be allies with each other.

Germany map 1871

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Haiti map 1804

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Italy map 1861

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Realism artwork from Germany 1871

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Realism artwork from Haiti 1804

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Realism artwork from Italy 1861

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Article on Germany's leader Otto Von Bismarck

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Otto Von Bismarck was the leader of Germany and a conservative Prussian statesman who dominated German and European affairs from the 1860s to 1890s. He also provoked three decisive wars against Denmark, France, and Austria. Bismarck's response to the liberal revolution that swept through Europe confirmed his image as a reactionary. Otto also came from an educated bourgeois family. And finally he was the prime minister of Prussia.

Article on Haiti's ruler Jean-Jacques Dessalines

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Dessaline was brought as a slave to the French West Indian colony. He was a field hand working for a master until he joined the slave rebellion. In the same decade he pronounced himself as the lieutenant of the black leader Louverture. Dessaline became a governor general and proclaimed the entire island of Hispaniola. The following month he got the title of emperor.

Article on Italy's leader Victor Emmanuel

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Victor Emmanuel the second was the leader for the Italian Unification. He emphasized religious and military training. He was also married to his cousin who was a daughter of an Austrian archduke. He took the throne from his father and started to pay indemnity to Austria. He led his Piedmontese army into the papal territory.