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Unification of Italy 1870-1871

Unification of Italy 1870-1871. Willow Canyon High School Go Go Wildcats Go!. What is Nationalism?. Nationalism is extreme pride in your country or ethnic group. Nationalism is the desire for a country for your people. Desire to Free Your Country from Imperialism. Italy.

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Unification of Italy 1870-1871

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  1. Unification of Italy1870-1871 Willow Canyon High School Go Go Wildcats Go!

  2. What is Nationalism? • Nationalism is extreme pride in your country or ethnic group. • Nationalism is the desire for a country for your people. • Desire to Free Your Country from Imperialism

  3. Italy • Before 1871, Italy was Not A Unified Nation.

  4. What and Where is Italy? • Italy (Italian: Repubblica Italiana or Italia) is a country in southern Europe. It comprises a boot-shaped peninsula and two large islands in the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily and Sardinia, and shares its northern alpine boundary with France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia.

  5. Italy Before Unification • Birthplace of the Roman Empire • Part of Holy Roman Empire • Some Parts Controlled by Austrian Empire • Some Parts Controlled by France

  6. Carbonari • One of the most influential revolutionary groups was the Carbonari (coal-burners), a secret organization formed in Italy early in the 19th Century. Inspired by the principles of the French revolution, its members were mainly drawn from the middle class and intellectuals.

  7. Leaders of Italian Unification • Italian Nationalists Who Led Unification Movement: • Giuseppe Mazzini • Giuseppe Garibaldi • Count Camillo Benso di Cavour • Victor Emmanuel II of Italy

  8. Giuseppe Mazzini • 1805-1872 • Italian Nationalist • Founder of La Giovine Italia (Young Italy) • Helped Italy Gain Independence ,

  9. Giuseppe Garibaldi • 1807-1882 • Founder of Italian Nationalist Group “The Red Shirts” • Helped to Gain Independence for Italy.

  10. Count Camillo Cavour • A statesman who was a leading figure in the movement toward Italian unification and the first Prime Minister of the new Kingdom of Italy.

  11. Italy Was Unified 1870-1871 • Italy is Unified Around the Same Time as Germany.

  12. Problems • Italy Had Many Problems After Unification • Poverty and Famine • Many Italian Migrate to the United States

  13. Answer • What is Nationalism? • Who were the leaders of Italian Unification? • Why did many Italians leave Italy After Unification?

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