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What was the name of the plot which saw an attempt on Napoleon III’s life by an Italian nationalist?

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The Orsini Bomb Plot

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When was the Orsini Bomb Plot?

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14th January 1858

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What happened to Orsini and his accomplices?

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Executed 13th March 1858

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How did the Orsini Bomb Plot work to the Italian’s advantage?

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VEII convinced him that the best way to guarantee that a similar event did not occur again, would be to help Piedmont expand and rid Austria of control

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What was the Pact of Plombières?

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Secret meeting between Cavour and Napoleon which would see French military intervention and Austrian expulsion from Lombardy and Venetia. These would go to Piedmont

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When was the Pact of Plombières signed?

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21st July 1858

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What was a key agreement of the Pact of Plombieres?

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Austria had to be seen as the aggressors, else both Piedmont and France risked upsetting Prussia and Britain

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Which states would come under a new Upper Kingdom of Italy?

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Piedmont, Lombardy and Venetia, duchies of Parma, Modena, and Papal Legations

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Which states would come under a new Kingdom of Central Italy under the Pact of Plombières?

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Tuscany, Umbria, and Papal Marches

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What would happen to Rome under the Pact of Plombières?

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Remain as it was under the control of the Pope, forming an Italian confederation

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Why was Naples left as it was under the Pact of Plombières?

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Napoleon didn’t want to upset the Tsar of Russia, who was an ally of the Bourbons

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Which two area would France receive in return for how many soldiers?

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Nice and Savoy
200 000 soldiers

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The marriage between who, would seal the agreement between France and Piedmont?

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VEII’s 15 years old daughter (Marie Clotilde) with middle aged prince Jerome Bonaparte

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What did Piedmont do in March 1859?

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Began to mobilise their army

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What did Austria do in April 1859?

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Began to mobilise their army, which was very costly

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What happened on the 23rd of April 1859?

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Austria demanded that Piedmont demobilise their army within 3 days

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What date did Austria declare war on Piedmont and France?

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29th April 1859

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How long did it take for Austria to mobilise?

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10 days

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How many Austrian troops had to remain in Hungary?

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90,000

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What strategy did the French use to cut off the Austrian lines of communication and supplies?

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Moved French troops by rail to surround the Austrian army in a circle

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What date was the first serious battle of the Franco-Austrian War?

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30th May 1859

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What was the first battle of the Franco-Austrian war called?

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Battle of Magenta

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How many Austrian troops were there, and how many guns at the Battle of Magenta?

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14,000 troops and 40 guns

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How many French/Sardinian troops were there, and how many guns at the Battle of Magenta?

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10,700 troops and 18 guns

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How many troops did Napoleon take across the Ticino to Magenta?

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30,000

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How many grenadiers of the French Imperial Guard was most of the fighting borne by at Magenta?

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5,000

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When did the French win by, at Magenta?

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5th June 1859

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Who was the Austrian Emperor who took charge of the army in Northern Italy?

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Emperor Franz Joseph

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Where had the French halted at, which the Austrians found out about?

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Brescia

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When was the battle of Solferino?

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21st-24th of June 1859

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How large an area did this battle take place over?

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60 square miles

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How many casualties did the Allies receive from Solferino?

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17,000 casualties out of 137,000

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How many casualties did the Austrians receive from Solferino?

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21 000 casualties out of 128 000

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What date was an armistice between Napoleon and Franz Joseph signed after Solferino?

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11th July 1859

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Where did the peace talks take place after the Franco-Austrian War?

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Villafranca

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Which member was excluded from peace talk in Villafranca?

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Piedmont

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37
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When did Cavour resign?

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16th July 1859

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Who received Lombardy and Venetia?

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Lombardy was given to France (who may choose to award to Piedmont) and Venetia remained in Austrian hands

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Which areas were Piedmont forbidden to annex in Lombardy?

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Mantua and Peschiera

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Which other areas were Piedmont not allowed to control under the Treaty of Villafranca?

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Modena or Parma – rulers here were restored

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Which areas did France not receive from Piedmont after the Treaty of Villafranca?

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Nice and Savoy

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42
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How many doctors were there per 500 casualties for the Allies?

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1

43
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Why did Napoleon sue for peace (Franco-Austrian War)?

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Huge casualty rates, Piedmont would not last, Austria had retreated to the Quadrilateral fortresses which would require a lengthy siege, Cavour was interested in the Central Duchies, and Napoleon felt the Papal states were under threat

44
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Where and when did the Prussian army mobilise following the Battle of Solferino?

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24th June 1859
Rhine

45
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What was the name of the treaty which formally ended the war?

A

Treaty of Zurich

46
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When was the Treaty of Zurich signed?

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November 1859

47
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What were membership numbers in the National Society by 1857?

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8000

48
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Who were the leaders of the National Society by the 1850s?

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Pallavicino and La Farina and some converts like Manin

49
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What was the aim of the National Society?

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Promote Italian unity, now under the Piedmontese monarchy rather than a republic

50
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When did Cavour meet Manin?

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1856

51
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Who else did Cavour meet in the same year as Manin?

A

Garibaldi

52
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After the Congress of Paris, who had Cavour continued to keep in contact with?

A

Napoleon through his nephew Jerome Bonaparte and Cavour’s friend Niagra

53
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What demonstration occurred in April 1859, led by the NS?

A

In Florence a demonstration caused Grand Duke Leopold II to flee, and a provisional government was set up

54
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Who led the provisional government in Florence?

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Baron Bettino Ricasoli

55
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What demonstration occurred in May 1859, led by the NS?

A

Peaceful revolutions in Modena and Parma causing the rulers to flee, and setting up a provisional government

56
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What happened in June 1859, involving the NS?

A

Duke of Modena and Duchess-Regent of Parma fled their provinces

57
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Who led the provisional governments in Modena and Parma?

A

Luigi Farini

58
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Where were all the major government decisions being approved from?

A

Turin

59
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What unrest developed in Bologna in June 1859?

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Unrest in region of Perugia established provisional government opposing Pius IX’s regime. Piedmontese commissioners were forced to move in and restore government

60
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Who was the British Foreign Secretary who proposed a policy of self-determination?

A

Lord John Russell

61
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When did Cavour return as PM?

A

21st January 1860

62
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What treaty did Cavour negotiate on return?

A

Treaty of Turin

63
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What was agreed at the Treaty of Turin?

A

Savoy and Nice would be handed to France (subject to a plebiscite) if Napoleon allowed the Central Duchies to be annexed to Piedmont (again using plebiscites) – Napoleon reassured by British sympathy

64
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Which states made up the region of Emilia?

A

Parma, Romagna, and Modena

65
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What were the number of votes in favour of annexation to Piedmont in Emilia?

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426,000 to 1596 in favour

66
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How many voted in favour of annexation in Tuscany?

A

366,571 to 14,925 in favour

67
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How many abstained in Tuscany?

A

153,000

68
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How many in Savoy voted in favour of annexation to France?

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130,583 to 285 in favour

69
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How many in Nice voted in favour of annexation to France?

A

24,448 to 160

70
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How did Napoleon aid in the voting process?

A

Ensured voting took place when the French army passed through on the way to Lombardy

71
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Who urged Garibaldi to take his men to Sicily to aid the Young Italy volunteers?

A

Mazzini

72
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How large a force did Garibaldi gather to aid the Young Italy Volunteers

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1,200 volunteers

73
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What were Garibaldi’s volunteers known as?

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‘The Thousand’

74
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When did Garibaldi and his volunteer sail for Sicily?

A

May 1860

75
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How many rifles and ammunition did Garibaldi have?

A

1000 rifles
No ammunition

76
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Why did Cavour refuse to provide Garibaldi with arms and equipment?

A

Felt the South was too poor and backward for Piedmont to take over. Believed Garibaldi would fail, which comforted his decision, particularly since Garibaldi held such a large amount of public support

77
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Where did Garibaldi land in Sicily? When?

A

Marsala
11th May 1860

78
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What prevented Garibaldi’s men being attacked before landing in Sicily?

A

British naval ships were present

79
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How large an army did Garibaldi have after gathering recruits on his advancement towards Palermo?

A

3,000 men

80
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How many enemy troops were waiting for Garibaldi in Palermo?

A

20,000

81
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Who helped Garibaldi defeat the Bourbons in Palermo, forcing them to retreat to Naples?

A

Marauding peasants, bandits, and the local mafia

82
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Who was appointed dictator of Sicily?

A

Garibaldi

83
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What policies were introduced to support peasants, at least initially in Sicily

A

Abolished grist tax (tax on milling of corn) and promised land redistribution

84
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How did the policies of Garibaldi change to support landlords in Sicily?

A

Suppressed some peasant revolts, introduced Piedmontese law

85
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Why did Cavour become worried by the actions of Garibaldi?

A

Worried Garibaldi was too popular and wanted the acclaim for Piedmont

86
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What action did Cavour take to prevent Garibaldi taking Naples?

A

Attempted to insight a revolution in support of VEII, but this failed. Also sent ships to intercept Garibaldi and arrest him – this also failed

87
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When did Garibaldi cross the Straits to reach Calabria?

A

22nd August 1860

88
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When did Garibaldi take Naples?

A

Fought his way northwards before arriving by train in early September 1860

89
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How long did Garibaldi rule as dictator of Naples?

A

2 months

90
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What was Garibaldi’s plan for the rest of Italy?

A

Wanted to move northwards to the Papal states and then on Rome, to complete the geographical unification of Italy

91
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What was Garibaldi’s force now known as?

A

The Garibaldini

92
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How many men did Garibaldi now have?

A

60,000

93
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How did Garibaldi create tensions with the Papacy?

A

Threatened the temporal power of the Pope with a potential siege on Rome. Upsetting the Pope could cause other Catholic European nations to declare war. Especially significant as many of the Garibaldini were opposed to Catholic teachings and supported Mazzinism

94
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What was Cavour’s response to this threat towards the Papacy?

A

VEII and his army marched South to stop Garibaldi, defeating Papal armies on the way

95
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What date did Garibaldi and VEII meet?

A

26th October 1860

96
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Where did Garibaldi and VEII meet?

A

Teano

97
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What did Garibaldi name VEII as?

A

‘The first King of Italy’

98
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On what date did Garibaldi and VEII ride into Naples triumphant?

A

7th November 1860

99
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Which regions were annexed to Piedmont in late 1860?

A

Sicily, Naples, Umbria, and the Papal Marches

100
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What was Garibaldi offered as reward for his efforts?

A

Title of Major General, title of a Prince, large pension, and a castle

101
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Garibaldi refused his rewards, and instead retired to where?

A

Caprera

102
Q

When were elections held for the new Italy?

A

January 1861

103
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When was a new constitution adopted in Italy?

A

March 1861

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