Garber Revolutions by Rilynn Garber

Flag Of Germany 1871

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German Unification Short Video

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During the Napoleonic Wars at the beginning of the 19th century Napoleon created the Confederation of Rhine out of his conquests in Germany. Students in Lutzer Corps began to volunteer to fight for Prussians against France in the wake of the Napoleonic Wars a German Confederation was formed. War in Austria 1866, German states divided in support of either side with the help of the newly unified Italy the Persians emerged victorious United the northern states into the northern German Confederation with authoritarian Prussia leaders in control making the Prussian leaders in control making the Prussian the Dominant force in the unification for Germany the new Confederation.

Germany Map

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Romanticism Germany Art

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Germany and American revolution

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In 1740 by King Frederick II, known as “Frederick the Great.” Prussia expanded its territory to include parts of modern-day Austria and Poland. Germans were involved on both sides of conflict during the Revolutionary War. King Frederick II was a brilliant military campaigner. He made enlightenment ideas that swirled into France and England influencing the thinking of Germans.

Flag of Italy (1861)

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Italy Unification Short Video

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After the fall of Rome, the Italian Peninsula was divided into a lot of independent states. The only independent state was the Kingdom of Sardinia also known as the piedmont in the Northwest. French troops were sent to Rome to reinstate the pope, they stayed there for a little bit of time. This was the first Italian war of independence, even though it was a failure it demonstrated that the new king would lead the unification movement. Victor Emanual and the kingdom of Italy were proclaimed in 1861. Italy would go on to create its own Empire.

Italy Map 1861

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Impressionism Art Italy 1861

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Unification of Italy 1861

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The movement of Young Italy was founded by Giuseppe Mazzini in 1831. The Italian unification was effectively accomplished by the Prime Minister King Victor Emmanuel II also being aided by French Emperor Napoleon III. Giuseppe Mazzini thought that the goal of unification could be accomplished only if led by one of the Italian states. In 1848 to 1849 Giuseppe Mazzini participated in the First War of Itailan Independence against Austria. Mazzini and Italy activists had strong feelings towards making Italy into a democratic republic but now a parliamentary monarchy as the latter intended.

Flag of Mexico (1821)

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Mexico Unification Short video

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This war for independence was a conflict that resulted in Mexico's independence. The military forced entry into Mexico City. The Mexican War for Independence was inspired by the American and the French Revolutions. The Mexican War of Independence was in reality a series of revolts that grew out of the increasing political turmoil both in Spain and Mexico at the beginning of the nineteenth century.

Mexico Map 1821

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Realism Art Mexico 1821

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Mexican War Independence Leader 1821

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Vicente Guerrero was a Mexican leader who was a leader and hero that was determined for Mexico's independence. Jose Maria Morelos called the Congress of Chilpancingo in 1813 to form a government and draft a constitution. The Mexican War for Independence was inspired by the American and the French Revolutions. The Mexican War of Independence was in reality a series of revolts that grew out of the increasing political turmoil both in Spain and Mexico at the beginning of the nineteenth century.