Lesson 8.3 | Nationalism, a Case Study: Italy and Germany - Terms & Names A. Junker
B.
Otto von Bismarck
Giuseppe Garibaldi
1. Prime minister who unified northern Italy
2. Leader of the Red Shirts who won control over parts of
southern Italy
3. Leader who worked to expand Prussia
4. Wealthy German landholders
5. A policy of forcing Russian culture on ethnic groups in the
Russian Empire
6. Tough, practical politics
D. Kaiser
E.
Russification
F. Realpolitik
G. Camillo di Cavour
7. Emperor

Correct answers are:

A. Junker  - 4. Wealthy German landholders

B.  Otto von Bismarck - 3. Leader who worked to expand Prussia

C. Giuseppe Garibaldi  - 2. Leader of the Red Shirts who won control over parts of  southern Italy

D. Kaiser  - 7. Emperor

E.  Russification  - 5. A policy of forcing Russian culture on ethnic groups in the  Russian Empire

F. Realpolitik  - 6. Tough, practical politics

G. Camillo di Cavour - 1. Prime minister who unified northern Italy

Explanation:

During the 19th Century idea of German and Italian unification grew stronger. Prussia was leading the process of unification of Germany and after the war with France Prussia united Germany. Kaiser Wilhelm I was the first emperor of Germany, while Otto von Bismarck was the chancellor.

On the other side Italian unification was led by Piedmont, whose prime minister Cavour had the main role in that process. Revolutions under Garibaldi helped in the unification in the southern part of Italy.

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