Question

Which events were critical to the unification of Italy?


Venice joined Piedmont in its war against Austria.


King Victor Emmanuel appointed Count di Cavour as prime minister of Sardinia.


Garibaldi waged war on the Kingdom of Two Sicilies.


The French and Piedmonts defeated the Austrians.
(Multiple choice question)

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Explanation:

In this case, the following events are extremely important in terms of Italy's unification:

:The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies was attacked by Garibaldi.

. Austria was beaten by the French and Piedmontese.

 Count di Vavour was named Prime Minister of Sardinia by King Victor Emmanuel.

Italian unification can be defined as a political and social movement that resulted in the amalgamation of various states that existed in the Italian Peninsula at the time into a single state.

This state is known as the Kingdom of Italy, and it arose during the Risorgimento period in the 19th century.

The process began with the Franco-Austrian War in 1859, as well as elections held in northern Italy, which aided in the unification.