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This 4-page paper discusses the unification of Italy during the 19th century, and the role of the revolutionaries Mazzini and Garibaldi and the Count Cavour in unification. Language is tutorial. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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century, and the roles of Giuseppe Mazzini, Camillo di Cavour and Giuseppe Garibaldi in their efforts on behalf of unification. To do this
effectively, some background about Italy at the time would be a good idea to begin with. Settlements that were reached at the 1815 Vienna Congress, following the violent and bloody
French Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars ended up putting Austria in charge over the Italian peninsula, but left Italy itself in shambles (Arcaini.com, 2005; see also Age of the Sage, 2005).
This was because the Congress had divided this country among many European nations, as Italy was considered a "spoil" of the Napoleonic wars (Arcaini.com, 2005). The student then needs to
focus that Austria occupied Venice and Lombardy in the northern part of the territory, while the center of the Italian peninsula fell under direction of the Pope (Arcaini.com, 2005). Then
there were the various states within this regions that were self-declared independent states including the Kingdom of Sardania and the Kingdom of Sicily (Arcaini.com, 2005). Each of these kingdoms had
their own rulers, with different structures (Arcaini.com, 2005). The Popes, in fact, were all in favor of a number of small states in this region -- mainly so no major
power would arise to overshadow the papacy (Age of the Sage, 2005). After explaining the background of a fractured Italy, the student should
then go on to introduce the background of the three men who were so instrumental in unification. Mazzini was an Italian patriot who had the philosophy that a unified Italy
would be a stronger Italy (Arcaini.com, 2005). Mazzinis ideas eventually led to revolutionary cells founded in and around the area of the Italian peninsula (Arcaini.com, 2005). Other revolts took place
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