Essential+Question


 * 1) Why did a united Italy make sense to those who favored unification?
 * 2) What were the obstacles in the way of Italian unification, and why might these obstacles make unification difficult?
 * 3) What steps did the Italian leaders take to unify, or ignite nationalist feelings, in the people?
 * 4) What military steps were taken in order to free Italian people from oppressive rule?
 * 5) What nationalist groups were formed and created in order to strengthen the unification movement?
 * 6) What challenges did a united Italy face when they finally were brought together as a nation-state?
 * 7) What role did Napoleon play in the Unification of Italy?
 * 8) Explain the viewpoint of the liberals and the conservatives with regards to Italian Unification.


 * 9. How does Nationalism unify the people of the Italian States? (You may see this questions again as an essay)

Gentlemen, You barely even answered these essential questions. A short, fragment sentence does not fully answer any comprehensive, essential question. This is very poor quality work.

1. Because of geography, common history and common language. 2. The obstacles were Napoleon's invasions, Italy would not be able to fight back and they would lose people and possesions. 3. They organized secret pratiot societies. 4. The military expelled Austrian people and many nationalist revolts from Northern Italy. What about the RED SHIRTS? 5. Secret patriot societies. What were the names of these societies, and please elaborate on what these societies did to help unify? 6. Italy had no tradition of unity. The North were the rich and the South were the poor, and there were strong religion rivalries. 7. Cavour made a secret deal with Napoleon who promised to help Sardinia in case they engaged in war with Austria. 8. They were for it because it was supposed to be an orginized form of government. But what was their viewpoint, or political stance overall on given issues in society at the time?!?!?!?!?!? 9.Nationalism unified the people because they reminded them of ancient Rome, and the medieval papacy. This question needs much more depth!