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Hungarians demand independence
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Student risings in Vienna
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Metternich resigns
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Liberal legislation of Hungarian autonomy begins
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Liberal legislation of Hungarian autonomy ends
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Czechs promised a constituent of assembly
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Roman Republic established
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Garibaldi agreed with the king of Piedmont, Victor Emmanuel, to give his conquered land to Piedmont thus connecting north and south Italy
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Venice surrenders
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New Regime established
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It had led the Zollverein, which had continued to prosper, and by 1853 every German state had joined it. Prussia was also a dynamic state.
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Crimean War
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Hungary became an autonomous state, joined to Austria only through the emperor, Franz Joseph, who became king of Hungary, and through common policies for defense and diplomacy
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Austria, growing tired of the nationalistic movement, invaded Piedmont on April 29, 1859. France quickly advanced a large sum of troops in support of Piedmont; however, both sides had little tactical brilliance and suffered great losses.
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The leader of the movement to annex Southern Italy was Giuseppe Garibaldi. One night in May 1860, Garibaldi along with roughly 1000 volunteers sailed to Sicily, a city on a southern island of Italy
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Italy aquires Venicia
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Austro-Prussain War
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Franco-Prissian War