Outline


﻿Outline of Italian Unification  _ _ **A.** Italy is in a current state of war _ _ **B.** Frequent conflict and foreign rule caused people to be part of regions like Venice (Venetians) _ _ **C.** Rebellions crushed by foreign forces. _ _ **A.** To nationalists, the unification of Italy made sense. _ _ _ **i.** It made sense because of geography, a common history, and a common language. _ _ _ **ii.** It also made sense because it would stimulate and end trade barriers between the split regions. _ _ **A.** Victor makes Camillo his prime minister and Camillo begins secret negotiations with Napoleon to get Austrian rule out of Italy. _ _ **B.** Camillo started war with Austrians and Napoleon helped push out Austrians. _ _ **C.** Guiseppe Garibaldi accepted help from Cavour and recruited 1,000 red shirt volunteers and took Sicily and moved up to Naples _ _ **A.** In a patriotic move Garibaldi turns over the conquered Naples and Sicily to Victor Emmanuel II and is crowned king of Italy. **V.** The new Italy faces problems _ _ **A.** Few Italians felt strong ties to the new nation _ _ _ **i.** This is mainly due to regional differences especially between North and South. North was richer with more cities and the South with farmland. _ _ **B.** Italy has problems with the Roman Catholic Church because the popes ecourage roman catholic Italians to disobey the new government. _ _ **C.** Italian government reforms laws many times to try and calm anarchists and unhappy people. _ _ **A.** Despite this Italy develops economically _ _ **B.** Industry causes Urbanization and emigration _ _ **C.** By 1914, Italy is in better condition but not prepared for World War 1
 * I.** Problems Italy had unifying
 * II.** Nationalism takes root
 * III.** Camillo Cavour, Guiseppe Garibaldi, Victor Emmanuel II, and Italy's final unification.
 * IV.** Final Italian Unity occurs
 * VI. ** Italy gets better