1. Student__________________________________class____date________
Modern World History 1750-present Ch 16.1
Terms/People:
>Risorgimento (440)
>Carbonari (440)
>Giuseppe Mazzini (440)
>Young Italy movement (440)
>King Victor Emmanuel II (441)
>Cavour (441)
>Napoleon (441)
>Giuseppe Garibaldi (442)
Complete the diagram by writing the LETTER of each item where it belongs:
A. “Red Shirts” army E. Secret meeting with Napoleon III
B. Ruler of Sardinia F. Young Italy movement
C. a republic government for Italy G. “Expedition of the Thousand”
D. Alliance with France against Austria H. Victor Emmanuel’s chief minister
King
Mazzini Victor
Emmanue
l Cavour
Unificatio
n of Italy
Garibaldi

2. Use the map on page
444 to complete this
map
Complete the following statements:
The unification of Italy was inspired by the ideals of the _______________________.
Mazzini believed that “____________________________________” should rule Italy.
Italian __________________________ and nationalists both believed in the goals of
national unity.
The person who actually governed the kingdom of Sicily was not the king, Victor
Emmanuel II, but _____________________________.
The country that most stood in the way of Italian unification was ________________.
Napoleon III sided with Cavour because he felt that he could dominate a united
_______________________________.
Cavour feared that ________________________ might turn Italy into a republic with
himself as its leader.
__________________________ became the capital of the united Italy.
Liberals Austria Garibaldi Italy
Cavour Rome French Revolution neither pope nor king
What were some of the problems Italy faced after unification?