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The 13 pages that link to Capture of Rome, each with the reason it gives.

• Papal StatesBroader topic: Its success ended the Papal States’ rule over Rome and most remaining territory.

• RisorgimentoBroader topic: It completed the territorial unification begun before 1861.

• Vatican CityRelated: It began the dispute over papal sovereignty that the Lateran Treaty resolved.

• Pope Pius IXBroader topic: Its outcome stripped Pius IX of the Papal States and left him confined to the Vatican.

• Italian nationalismBroader topic: It made Rome the capital of a territorially unified Italy and intensified conflict with the papacy.

• Lateran TreatyRelated: It began the territorial dispute the Lateran agreements finally settled.

• Roman QuestionBroader topic: It transferred Rome to the Kingdom of Italy and triggered the Roman Question.

• Victor Emmanuel IIBroader topic: Rome’s annexation completed the kingdom’s territorial unification during Victor Emmanuel’s reign.

• Mark W. ClarkBroader topic: Clark made Rome’s capture the immediate objective before the Normandy invasion.

• Unification of ItalyBroader topic: Rome’s capture completed the territorial unification described in this page’s scope.

• Battle of AnzioBroader topic: The Anzio breakout contributed directly to the city’s capture two days before D-Day.

• Third Italian War of IndependenceRelated: Rome’s capture completed a major territorial step left unresolved after Venetia joined Italy.

• Prisoner in the VaticanRelated: Its seizure brought the popes’ territorial dispute with the new Italian state into the Vatican.