1) what was the goal of young italy? (1 point)
to keep italy divided into separate city-states.
to unite italy into an independent, republican nation.
to unite italy under an absolute monarch.
to separate italy into northern and southern regions, each with its own government.

The goal of Young Italy was to unite Italy into an independent, republican nation.

Further Explanations:

Young Italy was a reformist movement commenced by the adolescences of Italy. It was recognized in 1831 by “Giuseppe Mazzini” with the intent to unite Italy and establish a united nation.  In June of 1931, Mazzini composed a letter for “King Charles Albert” pleading him to bond the whole realm. After assuring that the letter didn’t reached the hands of king, he launched another effort in Marseille with the intent to form a united “Italian republic”. He laid stress on promoting general insurgence in the Italian states, typically in the Austrian engaged states.

Mazzini being an activist in Italian politics laid too much stress on amalgamating Italy and thus he became the spearhead of Italian revolution. His ideologies facilitated to influence contemporary European movements to establish republic in the Republican federations. His opinions also had substantial influence in framing Italian constitution.

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Answer Details  :

Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: Young Italy

Keywords: Young Italy, Giuseppe Mazzini, Italy, King, Charles Albert, Marseille, Italian republic, Austrian, revolutionary, Italian, politician, Italian constitution, Republican federations, Italian revolution, Italian revolution

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