Which statement gives the correct cause, method, and result of Italian unification?
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Correct answer: Fragmentation and foreign influence, diplomacy and popular campaigns, Kingdom of Italy
Italy was divided into several states, and parts of the peninsula were under foreign influence, especially Austrian control. Cavour used diplomacy and alliances, while Garibaldi’s popular campaign helped bring southern territories into the national project. The result was the creation of the Kingdom of Italy under Victor Emmanuel II. Option A alone correctly combines the background, methods, and outcome; the other options describe Germany or unrelated events.
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Fragmentation and foreign influence, diplomacy and popular campaigns, Kingdom of Italy
Why is this the correct answer?
Italy was divided into several states, and parts of the peninsula were under foreign influence, especially Austrian control. Cavour used diplomacy and alliances, while Garibaldi’s popular campaign helped bring southern territories into the national project. The result was the creation of the Kingdom of Italy under Victor Emmanuel II. Option A alone correctly combines the background, methods, and outcome; the other options describe Germany or unrelated events.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 Social Science question. Chapter: The Age of Industrialisation. Topic: The Making of Germany and Italy.
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