How accurate is it to say that Mazzini’s ideas had a limited political and social impact on progress towards unity by 1857?

Question 1

What is this deck?

Answer 1

The extra information that should be included should the time period of the question be 10 years later than the main question

Question 2

What is demonstrative of the fragility of Mazzini’s cause, tactics and support?

Answer 2

February 1853 uprising in Milan was a huge failure

Question 3

What happened to the February 1853 uprising in Milan?

Answer 3

The Austrians had infiltrated his organisation and arrested many poorly armed and prepared supporters. 50 were shot by the Austrians.

Question 4

When was the failed Mazziniian revolution in sicily?

Answer 4

1851-52

Question 5

When did Mazzini fail in Lunigiana?

Answer 5

1853

Question 6

When did Mazzini fail in Massa?

Answer 6

1854

Question 7

When did Mazzini fail in Palermo?

Answer 7

1856

Question 8

Where was the failed Mazziniian revolution in 1851/52?

Answer 8

Sicily

Question 9

What Mazziniian uprising was infiltrated by the Austrians?

Answer 9

Milan February 1853

Question 10

How did Mazziniian sympathiser Carlo Piscane fail in Sapri in May 1857?

Answer 10

his forces were attacked by Neopolitan forces and locals.

Question 11

When did Mazzinian sympathiser Carlo Pisacne fail in Sapri?

Answer 11

May 1857

Question 12

Where did Mazzinian sympathiser Carlo Pisacne fail in May 1857?

Answer 12

Sapri

Question 13

What does the February 1857 failure of Carlo Piscane show?

Answer 13

The lack of interest in localities and further executions convinced many that Italy did not want a democratic revolution.

Question 14

What does the lack of interest of the local people in Carlo Piscane’s February 1857 failed revolution show about the Mazzinian cause?

Answer 14

He failed to socially win over the masses and politically and remained politically isolated as no other groups would join him.

Question 15

An alternative to Mazzini, what was set up in 1851 in Paris?

Answer 15

Latin Committee

Question 16

What was the Latin committee set up to argue for, an alternative to Mazzinianism?

Answer 16

A federal republic

Question 17

When was the latin committee set up?

Answer 17

1851

Question 18

Who set up the Military committee in Genoa in 1852?

Answer 18

Giacamo Medici

Question 19

What did Giacamo Medici’s Military committee in Genoa in 1852 do?

Answer 19

attempt at finding a more appropriate military response to Austria

Question 20

When did Garibaldi distance himself from Mazzini?

Answer 20

1854

Question 21

What is indicative of the fact that the age of Mazzini was ending?

Answer 21

In 1857, many former Mazzinians had joined the National Society

Question 22

When did Manin announce his support for Piedmont?

Answer 22

1855

Question 23

What did Manin do in 1855?

Answer 23

Announce his support for Piedmont

Question 24

What does The fact that his group was replaced and no longer was the primary force for unity show?

Answer 24

his responsibility for political change increasingly was diminished

Question 25

what did the Roman Republic still do despite its apparent failure?

Answer 25

legend of heroic but worthwhile failure in direct action and he was seen as a hero on his return to exile in London

Question 26

What two things did Mazzini found during his exile in London?.

Answer 26

Italian National Committee and then the Society of the Friends of Italy in 1851

Question 27

What was Mazzini able to muster that was a long term help for unity?

Answer 27

international political support