1. People
1.1. Napoleon I; had impact on Peninsula
1.2. Mazzini
1.2.1. Thinker and dreamer for Italian Unity
1.3. Carbornari
1.3.1. Revolutionaries in Italy
1.4. Priest Gioberti
1.4.1. Hoped to bring out reform peacefully
1.5. Pope Pius IX
1.5.1. Liberal; wanted many reforms
1.6. Napoleon III
1.6.1. Landed troops on Italy; April 1849
1.7. Garibaldi
1.7.1. Great military leader and hero of Italy
1.8. King Victor Emmanuel II
1.8.1. Had significant more power at time
1.9. Count Camillo Cavour
1.9.1. Became PM in 1852
1.9.2. Built railways and economy
1.10. Red Shirts
1.10.1. One of the militant groups
2. Places
2.1. The seven states of Italy
2.1.1. Tuscany; Modena; Parma; Savoy; Piedmont; Sardinia; Two Sicilies
2.2. Congress of Vienna
2.2.1. Abandoned Napoleon Enlightenment Policies
2.3. Northern Italy
2.4. Austria
2.4.1. Main oppressor for Italy
2.5. Young Italy
2.5.1. First places made by revolutionaries in England
3. Dates
3.1. Italy 1840s
3.1.1. Divided into Seven Italian States
3.1.2. Italian society replicated Old Regime
3.1.3. Lacked resources for a modern industry
3.1.4. Pope Pius IX is elected
3.1.5. Revolutions of 1848
3.1.6. Napoleon III lands troops in Italy
3.1.7. Austrian Siege; May 1849
3.2. Collapse of Roman empire; 5th Century
3.3. 1800-1850; seed time of Italian revival
3.4. Italy 1850s
3.4.1. Leaders; King Victor Emmanuel II and Count Cavour
3.4.2. Italian revolutionary Orsini; January 1858
3.5. Italy 1860s
3.5.1. October; fighting was over
3.5.2. 1866; Venetia became part of the kingdom
3.6. Italy 1870s
3.6.1. Napoleon III repealed Roman garrison
3.6.2. Defeat of Papal states
3.6.3. Unification