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Garibaldi born in Nice
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Mazzini and Garibaldi led insurrections
Mazzini and Garibaldi led insurrections -
Leadership passed to Mazzini
falilure of nationalist uprisings, leadership passes to Mazzini -
Young Italy
Yound Italy founded by Mazzini to drive Auatria away from Italy and to establish an Italian Republic -
Garibaldi joins Young Italy
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Garibaldi joins Sardinian Navy
to help revolt against government, the revolt fails -
Garibaldi sails to Italy
He finds revolts (against Austria) -
Garibaldi offers his services to the King of Sardinia
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French defeat Garibaldi
The French drive him from Rome and Garibaldi retreats -
Ill-fated Roman Republic
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King Charles Albert lost to Austria twice
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Newly established, King Victor Emanuel, chose Camillo Cavour as his Prime Minister
Newly established, King Victor Emanuel, chose Camillo Cavour as his Prime Minister -
Garibaldi returns to Italy
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Piedmont sends 10,000 troops to help France and Britain capture Sebastopol
Piedmont sends 10,000 troops to help France and Britain capture Sebastopol -
Cavour and Napoleon III met in southern France
They discussed a plan to provoke war in Italy that would allow them to defeat Austria -
A formal treaty confirmed the agreement of Cavour and Napoleon III
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Napoleon III concluded peace with Austria
Piedmont recieved Lombardy, but Austria kept Venetia -
Italian penninsula transformed into a nation-state under a constitutional monarchy
Italian penninsula transformed into a nation-state under a constitutional monarchy -
Sardinians force Garibaldi out of Naples
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Naples and Sicilly voted to join the Italian kingdom
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Victor Emmanuel II was proclaimed king of Italy
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Only the small providence of Trent and the city of Trieste remained outside of Italy, ruled by Austria
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Garibaldi dies