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The northern area of Italy after the Italian unification was mostly what?
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The northern area of Italy after Italian unification was mostly .?
industrialized
What caused the unification of Italy?
Count Cavour was known to have been one of the main forces behind Italy's unification. He was an Italian politician and activist.
Which factor most slowed down the unification of Italy?
Northern Italy was controlled by Austria.
Why was the unification of Italy a weakening of Austrian empire?
Because Austria occupied Lombardy and Venice and they had a lot of influence over other Italian states. The unification of Italy deminished that influence.
Who was a follower of mazzini who returned to Italy to help fight for Italian unification?
Garibaldi
Is Sardina a country?
It used to be. In the early 1800's Italy was not united. There were three major parts. Sardina (Northern Italy), the Papal States (Central Italy) and Sicily(Southern Italy). The Italian Unification movement throughout the 19th century united the country.
After Italian unification who could vote in Italy?
1/30 of people
How were they the same German and Italian unification and the Austrian-Hungarian dual monarchy?
Germany first made a unification with Austria-Hungarian in 1879, later in 1882 Italy joined this unification. They were now alliances.
What action did Sardinia take in 1848?
In 1848, Sardinia-Piedmont actively participated in the Italian unification movement. It declared war on Austria in hopes of liberating northern Italy from Austrian control and promoting nationalist sentiment. This action played a significant role in the eventual unification of Italy under the leadership of Sardinia's king, Victor Emmanuel II.
Who was Garibaldi?
Giuseppe Garibaldi 1807-1882 was an Italian patriot who conquered Sicily and Naples in the struggle for the unification of a divided Italy under Italian rule.
What did Giuseppe Garibaldi do in World War I?
Giuseppe Garibaldi, the Italian nationalist and revolutionary did not have significant impact in World War 1, mostly due to his death in 1882. His significance in history is largely in the Unification of Italy in 1861.
How did Mazzini support Italian unification?
Giuseppe Mazzini was a key figure in the Italian unification movement as a leader of the Risorgimento. He founded the organization Young Italy, advocating for a united Italian republic and inspiring a sense of nationalism among Italians. Mazzini's writings and speeches played a significant role in galvanizing support for the cause of Italian unification.
