Nationalism
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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In 1848 the kingdom adopted a liberal constitution. To the Italian middle class this seemed a good plan. They had a unification under Piedmont-Sardinia.
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Not long after, Camillo di Cavour was named prime minister. He was a cunning statesman who worked tirelessly to expand power.
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Cavour provoked war against Austria. Sardinia succeeded taking all of northern Italy, except Venetia.
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In 1870, Italian forces took over the last part of a territory known as the Papal States. With the victory, the city of Rome came under Italian control.
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