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    Nationalism Review Sheet

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    Unification of Italy Camilo di Cavour: He wanted control of Northern Italy for Sardinia. He realized that Austria was stopping them so he combined French Sardinian army and he takes control of Italy Unification of Italy Giuseppe Garibalde: His army captured Sicily and he united the southern areas he conquered with the kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia. Giuseppe Mazzini: He organized the revolutionary society called Young Italy‚ founded newspapers‚ wrote pamphlets and encouraged unification of Italy. He

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    There is much controversy when determining whether Roman rule benefited the entire empire‚ or just the city of Rome and Italy. There are more facts that point toward Roman rule benefiting the whole empire‚ not just Rome and Italy. The roads built throughout the empire were an advantage to everyone‚ the education system was fair to Roman children‚ and trading was active all over the Roman Empire. Roads built by the Roman army throughout the empire assisted everyone who was in the empire. "These technological

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    La Moda Italy is one of the worlds leading countries when it comes to fashion! Milan & Rome are Italy’s main fashion capitals. In 2009 Milan was nominated the true fashion capital of the world! Fashion is almost a national passion! Think Italian fashion and the names Armani‚ Versace‚ Prada‚ Gucci‚ Dolce & Gabbana and Valentino come to mind. Women as well as men in Italy take their fashion very seriously. Both Italian women & men are known all over the world for their impeccable fashion

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    Firstly‚ Italy’s government was deteriorating and so it was evident that communist Italy was a failure. Mussolini had led the Italian population to believe that he and his fascist party were their only hope into putting an end to the chaos in Rome‚ and re-establish order and bring about the once great Italy‚ just as Caesar had in the time of the great Romans. This was appealing to the Italian people‚ as the city or Rome seemed to have fallen into ruins‚ taking advantage of this‚ Mussolini had conveyed

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    life to get back to Heaven. During the Italian Renaissance‚ the upperclassmen lived by the motto “carpe diem” meaning seize the day. They believed that there is more to life than earning God’s grace. Their abilities needed to be used to the fullest. Italy became increasingly secular. A major misconception in history is that it is thought to believe that the Italian Renaissance affected everyone. The Italian Renaissance only affected the very wealthy people. Another misconception is that this period

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    Pope Leo

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    Pope Leo the Great is most famous for his persuasion of the crude Attila the Hun (434-453 AD) to not invade Italy in 452 AD. The emperors usually paid off barbaric tribes to not invade them but this further gave reason for the tribes to invade Western Europe. The only thing the stood in the way of Attila and Rome was Pope Leo and the Papacy. Pope Leo the Great coaxed Attila not to invade Italy. This persuasion shows that in fact Pope Leo the Great’s approach to the barbarian invasions of Western Europe

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    The Renaissance was an enormous cultural movement and it started in Italy during the early 1300s. The Renaissance is referred to have been the transition between the Middle Ages and the modern era. It starts with an increase of religious‚ economic‚ and political changes which goes into areas of science‚ literature‚ and philosophy. In the early Renaissance‚ custom and law went together every day that you couldn’t separate them. The Renaissance spread to Spain‚ France‚ Netherlands‚ England‚ and some

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    The Pursuit of Perfection

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    Battista Alberti and Fillipo Brunelleschi Dustan Byler Professor Rachel Mundie Art History II October 31‚ 2011 Fillipo Brunelleschi and Leon Battista Alberti were two of the most important and famous 15th century architects in Italy. The façade of the Basilica San’Andrea (Figure 1) by Alberti and the Florence Cathedral Dome (Figure 2) by Brunelleschi are their respective crowning achievements. A sense of mathematical proportion; drawn from researching ancient Greek and Roman

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    this article to anyone because there are no sources seen‚ there are no visible publisher other than the website itself and there is no authorship mentioned in the article. I only used this article because it gave a good insight to the location of Italy and why it was such a good starting place for the Renaissance. I do have to say one good thing about this article is that it may not be directly relevant to my topic it (N.A) (N.D) “Periods: Renaissance”. (n.d.). Retrieved December 20‚ 2017‚ from

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    Calinaria Research Paper

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    in southern Italy‚ south of Naples located at the “toe” of the peninsula. The capital of the region is Cosenza. The region is bounded between Basilicata‚ the Tyrrhenian Sea‚ and the Ionian Sea. The region has a population of two million and that number is still rising. Calabria was first settled by Italic Oscan – speaking tribes. Two of these tribes consisted of Oenotri‚ or the “vine-cultivators” and the Itali. Greek contact with the latter resulted in the entire peninsula (modern Italy) taking the

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