Question

Describe the dissimilarity between the unification of italy and germany

Answer 1

Compare the unifications of Italy and Germany in the mid 19th century. In what ways are the two unifications similar to one another, and in what ways are they different?

The unification movements of both countries took place at roughly the same time in the mid-19th century and were motivated by the same historical trends - that of liberalism and nationalism. Before the French Revolution and Napoleon Bonaparte, both Italy and Germany shared some features. Italy was divided into a number of separate states, but the Italians shared a common language and a common history, the Roman Empire. Many still had memories of the ancient unity and glory. Germany was actually more divided than Italy. It had more than three hundred independent states, and they didn’t have a form of common government. Nonetheless, the Germans had a common language and shared some memories of unity in medieval times.  was particularly influenced by the career of Napoleon who first rose to fame with his Italian campaign (1796). In fact, Napoleon instituted some reforms in Italy and even created a United Kingdom of Italy. These reinforced the impact of liberalism and nationalism. However, when Napoleon became more and more a dictator, Italians who rose into rebellion against Napoleonic dominance opposed him. As for Germany, the French Revolution and Napoleon gave the first incentive to nationalist and liberal forces; On the one hand, Napoleon decreased the number of German

Answer 2

Answer:

Unification of German

Unification of Italy

1. The German Unification was not supported by armed volunteers.

1. In Italian unification, Garibaldi had won the support of local peasants to drive out the Spanish rulers.

2. No secret societies were formed so as to achieve the goal of unification of Germany.

2. In Italy Mazzini formed Young Italy.

3. German in its unification had to fight against France and Austria.

3. In Italian unification Cavour had a tactful diplomatic alliance with France and Austria.

4. Bismarck follows the policy of Blood and Iron for German Unification.

4. Cavour used his excellent diplomatic skills in Italian unification.

5. The process of unification completed with Prussian Victory in 1871, when Kaiser William-I was declared the head of the state.

5. In 1861, Vector Emmanuel-II was proclaimed the king of united Italy.