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The 117 pages that link to Unification of Italy, each with the reason it gives.

• Papal StatesNarrower topic: The states’ annexation was a decisive final stage in unifying the peninsula.

• RisorgimentoNarrower topic: The Risorgimento was the movement that drove this broader process.

• Giuseppe VerdiNarrower topic: Verdi became a national symbol during the movement and later served in parliament.

• SicilyNarrower topic: Sicily’s incorporation in 1860 helped transform a regional revolution into national unification.

• Giuseppe GaribaldiNarrower topic: His campaigns helped unite the south with the northern-led kingdom.

• Giuseppe MazziniNarrower topic: Mazzini’s organizing and republican ideals formed one influential strand of this broader movement.

• Lateran TreatyNarrower topic: Unification and the annexation of Rome created the dispute behind the treaty.

• Expedition of the ThousandNarrower topic: The expedition accelerated the unification process by conquering the southern kingdom.

• IrredentismNarrower topic: Unification left Italian-speaking territories outside the new state, creating the original irredentist cause.

• Kingdom of the Two SiciliesNarrower topic: The Two Sicilies’ conquest was the decisive southern phase of unification.

• Roman QuestionNarrower topic: Rome’s incorporation completed unification while leaving the papacy’s status unsettled.

• Victor Emmanuel IINarrower topic: Victor Emmanuel became its monarch as Sardinia’s territories grew into a unified state.

• PalermoNarrower topic: Palermo’s capture in 1860 helped bring Sicily into the unified Italian state.

• Capture of RomeNarrower topic: Taking Rome completed the territorial unification of the Kingdom of Italy.

• The LeopardNarrower topic: The film situates the Salina family’s decline within the Risorgimento’s political transformation.

• CarbonariNarrower topic: Carbonari revolts failed to unify Italy, but helped sustain the movement that eventually did.

• Italian colonialismNarrower topic: The new kingdom pursued overseas status as a measure of national power.

• Italian irredentismNarrower topic: The new kingdom left Italian-speaking populations beyond its borders, giving irredentism its central grievance.

• Gabriele D'AnnunzioNarrower topic: The nationalism D'Annunzio later championed developed in the country created by unification.

• First Italian War of IndependenceNarrower topic: The war’s failure delayed, but did not end, the movement toward a united Italy.

• Italian ArmyNarrower topic: Unification brought the pre-existing Sardinian army into a national force.

• Italian Socialist PartyNarrower topic: The party organized workers within the political and economic order created by unification.

• Roman Republic (1849)Narrower topic: The republic’s national ambitions anticipated a later, broader unification.

• Charles Albert of SardiniaNarrower topic: Charles Albert’s war and constitution became precedents for the later unification movement.

• Kingdom of Lombardy–VenetiaNarrower topic: The kingdom’s successive territorial losses helped complete unification.

• PiedmontNarrower topic: Piedmont’s state and monarchy led the process that unified the peninsula.

• Duchy of SavoyNarrower topic: The Savoyard dynasty that ruled the duchy later led the movement for Italian unification.

• Errico MalatestaNarrower topic: Malatesta came of age amid the new kingdom’s political exclusions and unresolved social conflicts.

• Grand Duchy of TuscanyNarrower topic: The movement brought about Tuscany’s annexation and ended its independence.

• Third Italian War of IndependenceNarrower topic: The war was a campaign to extend the new kingdom’s territory and complete a major stage of unification.

• Victor Emmanuel IIINarrower topic: The state he ruled had been created only decades before his accession.

• Giro d'ItaliaNarrower topic: The Giro later became a national spectacle crossing a recently unified country.

• Corriere della SeraNarrower topic: The newspaper began amid the political order formed by unification.

• Ferdinand I of the Two SiciliesNarrower topic: The kingdom Ferdinand consolidated was annexed during Italian unification.

• Umberto I of ItalyNarrower topic: Umberto inherited a relatively new state still consolidating its institutions and national identity.

• Battle of MagentaNarrower topic: The victory weakened Austria's hold and accelerated unification.

• Italian EmpireNarrower topic: The new kingdom’s search for status and territory helped drive its turn toward colonial expansion.

• AbruzzoNarrower topic: Abruzzo’s incorporation into the new Italian state reshaped its administration and political identity.

• The Charterhouse of ParmaNarrower topic: The novel portrays the fragmented peninsula before unification, under dynastic and foreign rule.

• Anthony PanizziNarrower topic: Panizzi’s exile arose from the political conflicts that preceded unification.

• Camillo Benso, Count of CavourNarrower topic: Cavour’s diplomacy and government were central to unification under the House of Savoy.

• Cesare MoriNarrower topic: The new state’s uneven authority in Sicily formed part of the longer background to Mori’s rise.

• Ernesto Teodoro MonetaNarrower topic: Moneta’s early military service and later public identity were shaped by the unification struggle.

• History of SardiniaNarrower topic: The new state inherited the Kingdom of Sardinia’s monarchy and political institutions.

• ItalyNarrower topic: It created the unified state whose borders and institutions developed into modern Italy.