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This 16 page paper examines the early Risorgimento period in Italy following the Congress of Vienna, looking at the influence of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic period and the way in which restoration took place in terms of political and social influences and outcomes. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
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foundations of Italy unity were laid, following a number of events including the French Revolution. It can be argued that Italy was impacted to a greater extent than any other
European country1 by the French Revolution during its initial and later Napoleonic form (Grew, 1999). The period between 1815, following the Congress of Vienna, and 1832 saw a large number
of changes which would have ramifications for a long time after. To understand the events between 1815 and 1830 and influence the French Revolution and of Congress of Vienna it
is essential to briefly consider the period before this. Italy has changed dramatically as a result of the French Revolution. The Italians received the French Walmley in 1796 and the
upper classes of northern Italy immediately adapted and wrote constitutions for the Cisalpine and Cispadane republics (Grew, 1999). Italy participated in a form of civil reform and creation of many
new political structures which spread with a standing ease, supported by French arms, throughout Italy all the way to Rome, where there were attempts to create civil authorities that will
autonomous from the aristocracy and the Church of Rome (Grew, 1999). When considering the impact of the French Revolution on Italian society in the period following 1815 it is important
to consider these changes as the administrative, judicial, education, and military systems which have been put in place by the French were retained even after the restoration governments of 1815
took power (Grew, 1999). Therefore, there was a direct impact on the governmental and social structure of Italy. However, the largest impact can be seen in the way that the
events in changes of attitude top form creating actions and reactions following the Congress of Vienna and per essential to the way in which Risorgimento took place. Risorgimento, which
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