| Important leaders | Cavour, Mazzini, Garibaldi, Victor Emmanuel II |
| Specific Goals | Cavour - sought unity by expelling Austria from the
North and gradual, peaceful annexation of the South.
Garibaldi - wished to see all of Italy united as quickly as possible by revolutionary means using the Red Shirts Victor Emmanuel - wanted to see Italy united under Sardinia and backed both Cavour Mazzini - wanted to see a united Italy using Reform using secret societies (Carbonari) and nationalist movements (Young Italy) |
| Steps in unification | 1848- Rebellions in Sardinia, the Kingdoms of the Two Sicilies
and Tuscany
1849- Austrian rule was overthrown in Lombardy and Venetia -Republic was established in Rome -Rebellions were put down in all but Sardinia 1852-Cavour becomes chief minister of Sardinia 1858-Cavour and Napoleon made a secret agreement to fight Austria 1859- Sardinia gains Lombardy in war between Sardinia and Austria 1860-Sardinia annexed Parma, Modena, Tuscany and Romagna. -Garibaldi seized Sicliy and Naples -Garibaldi and Cavour agreed to the establishment of a Kingdom of Italy -Elections created unification. Rome and Venetia excluded 1866-Italy gained Venetia in the Seven Weeks War. 1870- Franco-Prussian War forced Napoleon III to withdraw his troops from Rome -Roman citizens voted for union with Italy. - Rome was then proclaimed the capital of the kingdom of Italy -Unification was complete. |
| Holding it together | Was inexperienced in self-government
Traditions and independence separated different regions Tensions grew between the industrialized north and the agricultural south Development of the Mafia (a state within a state) Attempts at military and territorial growth led to inflation and heavy taxes Although unified, Italy had not achieved stability |
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*Definition of "Ways": How a result is obtained or an end achieved
Frequent Rebellions
Elections
Manipulative Leaders
Revolutions
Nationalistic Movements
Secret Societies
Wars
Secret Negotiations
Secret Agreements
Strong Leaders
Various Stages
Outside Influences
Outside factors