Question

what made italian unification successful while other european rebellions failed? select all that apply
used victories to inspire more italian support for unification
united multiple groups towards one shared purpose
all non - italians were forced out out italy
united states provided military aid
gaining french support against their enemies
question 16
1 pts
who was a prussian politician who wanted to forge the german states into one nation?
giuseppe mazzini
wilhelm i
otto von bismarck
napoleon iii

Explanation:

• First question:
• Italian unification used victories (e.g., in wars) to inspire more support. Groups like nationalists, liberals, and some regional powers united for unification. France supported Sardinia - Piedmont against Austria in key battles.
• Not all non - Italians were forced out. The US had no significant role in Italian unification.
• Second question:
• Giuseppe Mazzini was an Italian nationalist. Wilhelm I was the German Emperor but Otto von Bismarck was the Prussian politician who used "blood and iron" (realpolitik) to unify Germany through wars and diplomacy. Napoleon III was the French emperor.

Answer:

• First question: Used victories to inspire more Italian support for unification, United multiple groups towards one shared purpose, gaining French support against their enemies.
• Second question: Otto von Bismarck.