chapter 8 padlet by Mallory Garrett

Flag of Germany

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Flag of Italy

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Flag of Brazil

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Video of Otto Von Bismarck

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Otto von Bismarck was a Prussian Prime Minister , North German Chancellor, and German Chancellor. He was the founder of a united and free Germany.

Map of Germany, 1871

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German Impressionism Art 1880s

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Article on Reunification of Germany 1871

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Bismarck had gathered the German generals princes and Kings at Versailles. He proclaimed the new and ominously powerful country of Germany, changing the political landscape of Europe.

Video of Giuseppe Mazzini

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Giuseppe Mazzini was apart of Italy’s independence. Many people called him the heartbeat.

Italy Impressionism Art 1880s

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Article of Reunification of Italy 1861

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Italy participated in the formation and the dissemination of liberal ideas that were widespread in the 19th century. It translated those ideas in its unification, which served as an example to others in Europe. These ideas fuelled the struggle for independence and freedom from foreign domination or influence where many young Italians lost their lives.

Video of Brazil Independence

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Napoleons army conquered Portugal, so The Portuguese family fled to Brazil, which then caused Dom Pedro to become emperor of Brazil. Brazil gained their independence from Portugal.

Brazil Impressionism Art 1880s

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Article of Reunification of Brazil 1822

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This revolution led to the Constituent Assembly’s meeting and deciding to create the first constitution of the Kingdom and to demand the return of King Dom João VI from Brazil. The assembly is also known as the Cortes. On 26 April 1821, the king left Brazil in the hands of his son, the newly elected Prince Regent, Dom Pedro, and returned to Portugal.

Map of Italy, 1861

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Map of Brazil, 1822

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