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Italy up to 1850
-Competing city states
-Recognized as Italy at the Congress of Vienna (1815)
First thoughts of unified Italy
-1815 to 1848
+Giuseppe Mazzini
+Vincenzo Gioberti
+Program of those who
looked toward Sardinia-
Piedmont
Giuseppe Mazzini
-Preached centralized democratic republic
-Universal male suffrage
-Will of the people
Vicenzo Gioberti
-Catholic priest
-Called for a federation of states under rule of pope
Sardinia-Piedmont
-1848 Austria destroys Mazzini's rebulicanism
-Sardinia monarch Victor Emmanuel allows middle class to vote for deputies in government
Count Camillo Benso di Cavour
-1850 to 1861
-Statesman of Sardinian government
-Program: highways, railroads, civil liberties, against clerical privilege
-Worked with Napoleon III to rid Lombardy and Venetia of Austrians
-Came back to power 1860 when rebellions in central Italy appeared with the desire to join Sardinia
Austria attacks Sardinia (Cavour)
-1859
-Napoleon comes to Cavour's aid
-Napoleon does not want a large state to the south of him and would compromise in July 1859
-Sardinia would only receive Lombardy (area around Milan)
Guiseppe Garibaldi
-Added onto Cavour's work
-Lead a corps of volunteers against Austria
-With the RED COATS Garibaldi took took two Sicilies
-Wanted to march on Rome but Cavour intercepted fearing a war with France
-South Italy joins Sardinia Venice (1866) and Rome (1870)