Italian Unification
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| Giuseppe Mazzini | leader of romantic republican nationalism, founded the Young Italy Society to drive Austria from the peninsula and establish an Italian republic
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| Count Camillo Cavour | prime minister of Piedmont, transformed the Italian peninsula into a nation-state under a constitutional monarchy.
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| Cavour was deeply imbued with the ideas of... | the Enlightenment, classical economics, and utilitarianism.
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| During the Crimean War, Cavour... | sent 10,000 troops to help France and Britain capture Sebastopol and bring Italy into European politics
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| December 1858 | A formal treaty between Napoleon III and Cavour made against Austria
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| March 1861 | Victor Emmanuel II proclaimed king of Italy
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| North and South Italy were incompatible because... | the south was rural, poor, and backward, while the north was industrializing, and its economy was increasingly linked to that of the rest of Europe
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| The constitution for Italy... | provided for a conservative constitutional monarchy
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| Italia irredenta | 'unredeemed Italy', province of Trent and city of Trieste
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| Carbonari | one of the secret republican societies founded throughout Italy, was ineffective
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| Giuseppe Garibaldi | fellow republican of Mazzini, lead a campaign against Cavour to capture the mainland
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| To unite Italy, Cavour believed... | if Italians proved themselves to be efficient and economically progressive, then the great powers might decide that Italy could govern itself
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