National UNIFICATIONS and Diplomatic Tensions [AP Euro Review—Unit 7 Topic 3]

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What was the significance of the Crimean War in European history?

It marked the end of a long period of peace in Europe and broke up the Concert of Europe, altering power relations among states.

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What year did the Crimean War begin?

1853

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What were the main causes of the Crimean War?

Religious tensions in the Ottoman Empire and political motives to weaken the empire, especially by France and Russia.

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Who were the key players in the Crimean War?

Russia against the Ottomans, who were supported by Britain and France.

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What role did Count Cavour play in Italian unification?

He was the Prime Minister of Piedmont who led efforts for unification by forming alliances and strengthening the army.

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What was the role of Giuseppe Garibaldi in Italian unification?

He was a military leader who unified Southern Italy and handed sovereignty to Victor Emmanuel II of Northern Italy.

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What was Otto von Bismarck known for?

He was the Chancellor of Prussia and a master of realpolitik, known for his political maneuvers to achieve German unification.

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Which war did Bismarck provoke to unify Germany?

The Franco-Prussian War.

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What was the outcome of the Franco-Prussian War?

Kaiser Wilhelm I was crowned King of Germany, completing the unification process.

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What was the Three Emperors' League?

An alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia that aimed to control Eastern Europe.

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What did the Reinsurance Treaty establish?

A promise of neutrality between Germany and Russia unless one was involved in a war against France or Austria.

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What tensions arose in the Balkans during this period?

Growing nationalist sentiments led to conflicts and two wars, the First and Second Balkan Wars, exacerbating divisions.

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What was the Congress of Berlin?

A meeting organized by Bismarck in 1878 to address issues in the Balkans, focusing on great power politics rather than nationalist desires.

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What ultimately led to World War One according to the lecture?

The complex web of alliances and the unresolved tensions in the Balkans fueled by nationalist movements.