5.01 (S2)

This strong feeling of belonging to ones own country often leads to feelings of superiority over other countries.

• Redshirts

• Nationalism

• Mercantilism

• Socialism

Organized by Garibaldi, this was a group of Italian exiles that fought for Italian unification.

• Italian Natioalists

• Italy First

• Redcoats

• Redshirts

Following Napoleon's defeat, what was the condition of the Italian peninsula?

• Italy was a unified country.

• The peninsula was divided among a handful of powers.

• The peninsula was divided, but the pope held power over all of it.

• France controlled all of Italy.

This Italian revolutionary founded the Young Italy group. They also worked to free Italy from foreign rulers.

• Otto von Bismark

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Giuseppe Mazzini

• Count di Cavour

This organization was started by Mazzini; it combined nationalist and democratic ideals, and unified Italy as independent republic.

• New Napoleons

• Young Italy

• Redcoats

• Redshirts

This politician was appointed by King Emmanuel II to gain as much land as possible for Italy.

• Otto von Bismark

• Giuseppe Garibaldi

• Giuseppe Mazzini

• Count di Cavour

This was formed in Rome as a result of the unification of the Italian government.

• Venice

• Rome City

• The Senate Tower

• Vatican City

This was the most powerful state in the German region, ruled by the Habsburg family.

• Austria

• Prussia

• Bavaria

• Latveria

A Prussian diplomat who forged the German states into one nation by defeating Austria.

• Wilhelm I

• Giuseppe Mazzini

• Otto von Bismarck

• Count di Cavour

He granted Bismarck most of his power & would become Kaiser (emperor) of Germany.

• Wilhelm I

• Wilhelm III

• Stefan de Bavaria

• Jurgen IX