Rise of Piedmont
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- Created on: 23-11-13 11:32
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Political factors:
- the only thing good that came out of the 1848 revolutions was the Statuto
- some of the terms included:
- individual freedom
- free press - this ideal of liberty attracted 30,000 political exiles to Piedmont making it a Nationalist state
- Cavour created something called the 'Connubio' which was also known as a political alliance
- this political marriage was between Rattazi (centre-left party) and d'Azeglio (centre-right)
- Cavour at this point was finance minister
- the political marriage managed to strengthen parliament against the monarchy
- Cavour then became Prime Minister in 1852 when d'Azeglio suggested it
- the previous Prime Minister had to resign because he got into an argument between Victor Emmanuel II and the Pope over wanting to pass a civil marriage bill
- RELIGIOUS:
- in 1850, Giuseppe Siccardi created the Siccardi Laws;
- no member of the clergy could buy property
- they banned the church from having separate law courts
- they also banned the right for criminals to seek refuge and protection in the church - this theme of anti-clericalism attracted more liberals
Economic factors:
- between the years of 1833-5, Cavour…
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