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What Italian leader was instrumental in the unification of Italian states?
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Garibaldi. Cavour. Mazzini. Many others
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Leader of Italy?
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What were Giuseppe mazzinis goals?
to unite the Italian states and achieve a freely elected government
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Who were the main leaders of Italian unification?
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Where did the Risorgimento occur?
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What was the purpose of the Italian known as Risorgimento's?
to unite Italian states into a single nation.
Who was the prime minister of the Italian State during the unification process?
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Which region was the last to join in the unification of Italy?
Papal states
What ruler's intervention was a key part of Italian unification?
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What are the members name of the unification church?
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What were the three basic approaches to Italian unification Which one prevailed?
a) Giuseppe Mazzini's centralized democratic republic. b) Vincenzo Gioberti's federation of existing states headed by the Pope. c) Italian nation built around aristocratic kingdom of Sardinia-Piedmont. The one that prevailed was c. which was under garibaldi.
Last part or group of Italy to join in the unification of Italy?
Papal States
What country used the pfennig?
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