Making of Germany and Italy

Question: What did conservatives often use to gain political dominance over the whole of Europe?

Answer: Nationalist sentiments.

Question: Who was the father of national integration in German?

Answer: Otto von Bismarck, the principal minister of Prussia.

Question: Who was declared the emperor of Germany in 1871?

Answer: King William I of Prussia at the ceremony of Versailles.

When and where was the new German Empire declared?

Answer: 18 January 1871 in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles.

Question: Who was the chief commander of the Prussian army?

Answer: General von Roon.

Question: Whose work is the painting of the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles?

The portrait of the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles is a work by Anton von Werner.

Question: How big was the picture of the Hall of Mirrors?

Answer: 2.7 m × 2.7 m.

Question: Who presented the picture of Hall of Mirrors to whom?

Answer: Anton von Werner presented Bismarck on his 70th birthday.

Question: Into how many states was Italy divided in the middle of 19th century?

Answer: 7 states.

Question: Who ruled in Sardiniya Piedmont?

Answer: An Italian royal.

Question: What were the northern parts of Italy under?

Answer: the Austrian Habsburgs.

Question: Who ruled the central regions of Italy?

Answer: The Pope.

Question: What was Spain under?

Answer: The Borbo kings.

Question: In 1830, who tried to present a definite program for a unified Italian Republic?

Answer: by Giuseppe Mastini.

Question: On whom did the responsibility of annexing the Italian states fall through war?

Answer: Victor Emmanuel II, ruler of sardiniya Piedmont.

Question: Who led the movement to unify the territories of Italy?

Answer: Minister Pramukh Kavoor.

Question: Who and when was declared the king of unified Italy?

Answer: Emmanuel II in 1861.

Question: What did the common farmers of Italy believe in La Talia?

Answer: was believed to be the wife of Vector Emmanuel.

Question: Whom did the scholars describe the model of the nation state as this ideal?

Answer: Great Britain.

Question: What was the main identity of the British?

Answer: Ethnic.

Question: When did the Anglo Parliament take away the power from the monarchy?

Answer: in 1688.

Question: Who was at the center of the nation state formed through the Anglo Parliament?

Answer: England.

Question: What was the formation of the United Kingdom of Great Britain?

Answer: Act of Union between England and Scotland from 1707.

Question: What was forbidden to the people of the Scottish Highlands?

Answer: They were forbidden to speak their Gallic language and wear their national dress.

Question: Into which factions was Ireland divided?

Answer: Ireland was divided into Catholic and Protestant religious groups.

Question: Which religious group did the British help in Ireland?

Answer: Protestant religion.

Question: When was Ireland incorporated into the United Kingdom?

Answer: in 1801.

Question: Who led the Catholic rebellion against British influence?

Answer: by Wolfe Tone and his United Irishmen.

Question: What was the new flag of the new Britain?

Answer: Union Jack.

Question: What was the new national anthem of the new Britain?

Answer: God Save Our Noble King

Question: Who was Giuseppe Garibaldi?

Answer: Giuseppe Garibaldi Was a soldier in the Merchant Navy.

Question: Where did Giuseppe Garibaldi have to run?

Answer: South America.

Question: Whom did Giuseppe Garibaldi support in 1854?

Answer: of Victor Emmanuel II.

Question: Who led the Expedition of the Thousand?

Answer: by Giuseppe Garibaldi.

Question: By what name did Expedition of the Thousand become popular?

Answer: In the name of Red Shirt.

Question: What was the last obstacle in the unification of Italy?

Answer: PayPal State.

Question: In the English caricature of 1859, which shoe is shown wearing the Garbolti vector Emanuel II?

Answer: Boots called Italy.