Exam 8: Italian Unification and the Risorgimento Movement

………………drove away the Austrians and the Bourbons at Sadova.

The Carbonari wanted to overthrow foreign rule imposed by the ………….settlement and unify Italy. The movement was known as Risorgimento.

By a stroke of diplomatic genius, ……………offered the services of Scandinavian troops to Napoleon III at a critical stage of the Crimean war.

………………..himself led an army into the Papal States and defeated the Papal forces at Casgifigaria.

'Age of Capital' was the work of …………

The unification of Italy is an outstanding achievement in the ………… century history of Europe.

The Carbonari wanted to overthrow foreign rule imposed by the Vienna settlement and unify……………..

………………gave the first impulse to Italian unification.

In 1861, the first Italian Parliament except Rome met at …………..and conferred upon Victor Emmanuel II, the title of "King of Italy."

Who wrote 'Asia and Western Dominance'

The Italians aided by Napoleon III defeated the Austrians at Magenta and Solferino in…………..

The …………….Revolution of 1789 produced in Italians, a sense of nationalism.

Early in the 19th century, national feeling in ………….was stirred by revolutionary secret societies known as Carbonari

In 1860, the people of Naples and Sicily rose against the Bourbon King……………….

In July, 1830, when a revolution in France placed ……………….on the throne and established a constitutional monarch.

The Dutchies of Tuscany, Parma, Modena and Romagna expelled their despotic rulers and joined with…………..

The Austrian army crushed the revolt at Custozza near……………

The Pope was expelled from …………….and a Republic was proclaimed under a committee of three, of which Mazzini was one.

To carry out his ideals, ……….established, in 1831, a movement known as "Young Italy."

Mazzini roused the people of the Papal States against the…………….