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Camillo di cavour helped to unite what country?
Count Camillo Benso di Cavour helped to unite Italy into the Kingdom of Italy.
What role did Lord North play in the Revolution?
lord north was the prime minister of great Britain and led them into war with the American colonies
How did feelings of nationalism affect the actions of Italian leaders such as Giuseppe Mazzini and Camillo di Cavour?
Since they felt so strongly of nationalist beliefs they tried there best to unite Italy. Mazzini wrote pamphlets encourage Italians to unite. Cavour became prime minister of Sardinia which would help Italians unite under one banner.
How did feelings of the nationalism affect the actions of Italian leaders such as giuseppe mazzini and Camillo di Cavour?
Since they felt so strongly of nationalist beliefs they tried there best to unite Italy. Mazzini wrote pamphlets encourage Italians to unite. Cavour became prime minister of Sardinia which would help Italians unite under one banner.
What year did Italy unite?
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How did geographic conditions make it easier to unite Italy than to unite Greece?
Italy was not broken up into small,isolated valleys.
How did geographic condition's make it easier to unite Italy than to unite Greece?
Italy was not broken up into small,isolated valleys.
Who started the first movement to unite Italy?
Giuseppe Garibaldi, who united Italy in 1861.
What were reasons to unite Italy?
easier to transport pasta
What is Camillo Di cavour famous for?
In a nutshell, as prime minister of Sardinia, Camillo used "realpolitik," direct use of diplomacy and sometimes force to get results, to unite Italy. This is a vauge answer, see http://www.ohio.edu/chastain/ac/cavour.htm for more answers
Which of these statements identifies a similarity between Saladin and Joan of Arc?
APEX: Both helped unite large groups for military actions.
Who was a prime minister in the British parliamentary system receives a vote of no confidence when?
In the British parliamentary system, a prime minister receives a vote of no confidence when the House of Commons determines that they no longer have the majority support of its members. This typically occurs when opposition parties, or dissenting members from the ruling party, unite to challenge the government's legitimacy or policies. If the prime minister loses the vote, it can lead to their resignation or the calling of a general election. A famous example is the 1979 vote of no confidence that led to James Callaghan's resignation.
