Who were the Italian Nationalists led by Garibaldi?

What country remained neutral?

What is the term used to describe Prussian interests rather than ideas, and was used to unite Germanic states?

What was the "most un-necessary war in history?

Germany gained the territories of Alsace and Lorraine because they won the Crimean War.

Who was the Emperor of Russia from 1825-1855?

What was called the "sick man of Europe" ?

What is the term used to describe German trade unions?

What event described a French captain being accused of selling secrets to German military?

The "brain" of the Italian unification movement was Cavour.

Who was the first King of the Unified Italy, from 1861-1878?

Which country was NOT given independence at the Congress of Berlin in 1878?

What is the term used to describe Russian councils to help with education, the poor and health care?

Held in 1815, this meeting helped to restore the balance of power in Europe after Napoleon's rule in France.

Suleyman the Magnificent changes warfare by using artillery for the first time against castles and fortifications.

Who was known as the "heart" of Italian unification?

What is the border province added to the German Confederation by the Franco Prussian War?

What is the term used to define payments for war damages?

German states led by Prussia defeated France in what war?

Swiss states and cantons helped to gain liberal reforms through peaceful means in Switzerland.

Who was the first leader of Austria- Hungary?

What country was forced to withdraw from the German Confederation during the Seven Weeks War in 1866?

What is the term used to define serfdom being abolished in Russia?

What were the 3 causes of the Russian Revolution?

Metternich was an influential Austrian politician from 1815-1848.