What role did cavour play in the unification of italy?
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The bravery of Garibaldi and Mazzini must me negligible without Cavour.
Cavour believed that The Austria can not ousted if there would be no
foreign assistance.
He believed that only Sardinia and Piedmont can unify Italy.
He believed that Austria is the major obstacle in Italy's unification.
Cavour wanted to put the issue of unification of Italy in front of nations so that he would get the foreign assistance. He believed in practical and realistic politics.
at that time the only two powerful nations were France and England.
The possibility of getting assistance seemed to be zero due to its non interference in the affairs of European countries.
Cavour received the assistance of France by sending an army to help CrimeaI .
Cavour received the benefit of this friendship in the Paris conference in 1856 .
Cavour believed that The Austria can not ousted if there would be no
foreign assistance.
He believed that only Sardinia and Piedmont can unify Italy.
He believed that Austria is the major obstacle in Italy's unification.
Cavour wanted to put the issue of unification of Italy in front of nations so that he would get the foreign assistance. He believed in practical and realistic politics.
at that time the only two powerful nations were France and England.
The possibility of getting assistance seemed to be zero due to its non interference in the affairs of European countries.
Cavour received the assistance of France by sending an army to help CrimeaI .
Cavour received the benefit of this friendship in the Paris conference in 1856 .
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