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HISTORY (15)
Account for (a) Italy's failure to mit)" harkedi
1848-49; and (b) her success in doing so from 1859
onwards.
In Italy, the first rising that took place in' 1848 was on the island of Sicily, where in January the people demanded a constitutional government. spart from the mainland of Naples. The revolutionaris succeeded in driving out the forces of Ferdinand I out of the capital, Palermo, and forced him to grans them self-government. This encouraged the people in Kiban to revolt against the Austrians. When the newt of the revolt in Paris and Vienna arrived, Milan and Vonice rebelled (March 1848), After five days of fighting, the Austrians were driven out of Kilan. Other States gained courage, and popular movementa spread from one place to another. The people of Piedmont pressed their king, Charles Albert, to take up the Italian cause. At first Charles Albert
hesitated because he was doubtful of success. But,
being pressed by public demand and inspired by patriotism, he finally devided to support the Milanese rising and place himself at the head of th whole Italian movement. Immediately he zot the
support of the new governments in the other Italian States and the Pope Pius IX. However, the Italians were not yet able to stand up to the better trained and better equipped Austrian troops. They were
defeated at Gustozza (July 1848) and the Austrians reentered Milen. As a result, an armistice was. concluded, and the Pope suddenly withdraw his
support to Charles Albert. A popular uprising broke out in Rome, where a government was set up under Kazzini, who was the leader of the Young Italy Movement and a reproblican who had been for years preaching for a united Italian republic. The Pope fled and appealed for support to Louis Bonarparte, the newly-elected President of the French Republic, who dispatched a Franch force to Rome, defeated the force of. the Republic and restored the Pope Meanwhile, Charles Albert launched another attack against the Austrians in 1849, but was defeated at the Battle of Novara. He abdicated in favour of his Jon Victor Emmanuel II. Venice was also recaptured by the Austrians and the old Tulere in the other. States were restored. By August, 1849, the revolt in Italy had ended in total failure-
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考試題預習專欄
物理科 (十五) 鄧炳恩。
之傳播及熱功簡答計題題解
流为H.
" H = &_A(t2-ti)
=049x 70 x(x=100) (+)
0.2
但国每分鐘菜焚0克水则所需熟流与
(卡/秒
80 X 539
园 H'=H, 得
a49x70x(t-100)
0.2
#2 { t = 104.2°C°
80 X539-
无解鲠銅卡計竹痘之熱量為Hi,
H; = 108X 0·093 X5 --
30.
油费得之热量为肛
CE
H2 = 800 X 0-520X5=2080 (†) 天夏热量为片
H = 50+ 2080 = 2130 (卡) 又設螺旋桨所作之
= 10×21 X 141
J =
2860 2/30
886.0 (魚)
3解設每分鐘引擎所作之功为w.
W = 1800 x 60 =108.000 (焦耳/分) 弦此引擎每分鐘詹生之热量为比 Hi = 108000
(卡/分
4.185
25800
式中之Vㄜ鋁罐着地吁之速及
W=JH
£ (500 +757+/80) Y==31950×4,181 南三得。
5=446 (#/62)
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題
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2鞭波動速度毒心频率高于波長為入則三者,
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最高之波長為
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間之距離為
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一首义之频学为1024秒,其波長为32 至 米則声音之邊度為
8.在温度为30 修氣笛登蓄之波長为8呎,
於火章三个
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是打击铁
度為5000年 刘欢鼽被索类
The reasons for the Italian failure in 1848 were not far to week. In the first place, Charles Albert as well as other national parties (auch an Hazzini'a Young Italy Society) based their actions * false assumption. Charles Albert's often quoted remark, Italia fara de Be" ("Italy will do it horself") was not correct, Italy was not a trong enough to liberate herself and she had to get the help of some other European power if she wanted to defeat Austria. Secondly, the troops under Charles Albert were undisciplined and not all of them were loyal. But he was faced by the professional Austrian army based on the strong fortresses of the
Quadilateral (Mantna, Peschiera, Legnano and Verona). and under the brilliant command of Radetsky, A further Teason was the lack of coordination and unity among the various groups of nationalists. Piedmont was not #trong enough to assume the leadership of the national Movements pertainly the other parties did not
wholeheartedly supported her in this role. Charles. Albert himself was afraid of the republicans, who were strong in Milan and Venice, while the Tepublican Toung Italy Society under Kazzini, and Garibaldi puraned their own course of action in the Papal States. The Pope had two much political power. in hic hand, add this became an obstacle to the national movement when the Bope had no true sympathy
for the Italian caues as taken up by Charles Albert. Certainly the defection of the Pope had a demoralizing 'affect upon many ardent Catholics. Similarly, Ferdinand I deserted, Charles Albert. It is true that the Italian revolt of 1848 was marked by an early Bucc858, but such achievements were only possible when the momentis impulse gave the impetuone patriote that drive and daring to do anything at the beginning, wher revolutionary fire was aweeping over all parts of Kurope, and when Austria herself was troubled by internal rebellions, ja tine swagged on, the Italia movement marched towards her failure when she was pushed to a military showdown with the superior
Austrian troops, when disunity among the various groups of nationalists gradually caused the dis.... integration of the revolutionary forces, and when France intervened to put down the Rose Republio oz behalf of the Pope.
such wore the lessons learnt by Victor Emmanuel II, the King of Piedmont, and Cavour, hie Frime Minister, who began to realize that greater preparation and better organization wosk had to "be dora, and that foreign aid should be sought for. By 1859, the conditions had changed. First, the role of Piedmont as leader of the Italian movement was now
He = 8000 x 0.09 x 2 + 5000X2
=1140 (卡/分
故者分鐘损失之热量极为H则
- H2 = 25800-11440 =14360 (4/5) 解比鋁罐最 主温度为0°C,与地時之退天 星至25°C冰王烙解熱岩80 卡无故此鐸 罐界至25°C所需之热量投痧片則
=(500x0.217x25) + (750x1 X 25t) +(100X80+100X1X25)
=31950 (卡):
皮纯铝罐着地時之動能為ER
=支(500+750+100)V
much more certain, prepared and qualified. The liberal constitution was retained, the army was strengthened, and a programme of internal reform had been undertaken. Piedmont was completed transformed into a madera state. Cavour also tried to reduce the political. power of the Pope by depriving the Church. of its own law courts and by other seasures. Secondly, Cetour clearly perceived that foreign help was necessary and he was skilful enough to secure it. He won the frien skip of England and France by fighting on their side in the Crimean War. This paved the way for the Compact of Plombieres of 1858, by which. Francs agreed to help Italy in the struggle condition that Nice and Savoy were to be given to France, that the Fapel States were to be untouched, and that Ferdinand II was to remain in Naples.
Cavour now started his programme of Italian unification. Es tried to provoke the Austrians to take the aggressive by minor clashes along the frontier and by the subsequent mobilization of troops. Austria was trapped and declared war on Piedmont in April 1859. With French aid, the Italians were able to defeat the Austriane this time. After the Piedmontese had captured Milan, the duobies, ori... Parma, Tussoapy, Modana, and Romagna drove out their rulers and voted for union with Fiedmont. By this time, for several reasons, Louis Napoleon wanted to retreat, Thus he made peace with Austria, in which Lombardy was to be given to Piedmont, all the rulers of the other states were to be restored, and French claims to Savoy and Nice were given- up.
But the Central States of Italy refused this settlement; they still wanted to unite with Piedmont, Napoleon III at last agreed to this, yet on condition that he was to receive Savoy and Nio.
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同時登
声則拍音数为每秒 3 次, B, C = 声则拍音敬为在秒5之则C音
同時登
The next part of the struggle was to be in the hands of another leader Garibaldi. He with his famous thousand invaded Sicily in 1860, conquered tax island, then orossed the Straits of Messina and Janded in the south of Italy..
Naples in September with ease Cavour now began? to fear that he might become too powerful and too popular, and thus take the place of the king of Piedmont. He was also afraid that Garibaldi might take the city of Rome. So the Piedmont army was sent to the South. It conquered the Papal States but did not attack Rome. Soon they arrived at Naples, where Garibaldi gave up all his conqueste. As a result, al. Italy was now in the hands of Piedmont with the exceptiona of Venetis and Rome. In 1861 the firs Italian Parliament met and Victor Emmanuel became the first King of Italy.
From this, we can find out at Isast three reasons for the success of the Italian Movement arsen 1959. Firstly, Cavour's reform programme had transforged Piedmont into a modern State, and made her strong :enough to wake up the wole of leader. Secondly
skilful diplonsoy had brought in French aid to defer the Austrians. It must be mentioned that later Venetia and Rome were taken slso by allianos vita Frussia against Austria and France respectively, Lastly in general, Italian patriotism was much stronger during this second period, as shown by the determination of the duobies to unite with Piedmont in 1859 and by the attitude of Garibaldi towards Victor Emmanuel in 1860. This prevented civil war brought the Italians together for a COMMOR CEUSS, and greatly strengthened the position of Piedmont in the national movement.,
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