how was germany similar to italy in the 1800s?\nrevolutionaries in germany and italy called for…

how was germany similar to italy in the 1800s?\nrevolutionaries in germany and italy called for unification.\nboth germany and italy were divided into confederations.\nparliaments in germany and italy clashed with their king.\nboth germany and italy provoked a war with france.

how was germany similar to italy in the 1800s?\nrevolutionaries in germany and italy called for unification.\nboth germany and italy were divided into confederations.\nparliaments in germany and italy clashed with their king.\nboth germany and italy provoked a war with france.

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In the 1800s, revolutionary movements in both Germany and Italy aimed for national - unification. Italy had figures like Garibaldi and Mazzini working towards unification, and in Germany, the push for unification was strong. Germany was not just divided into confederations (Prussia was a major power), Italy was more fragmented. There is no general case of parliaments clashing with kings being a major similarity. And only Germany (Prussia) provoked a major war with France (Franco - Prussian War).

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Revolutionaries in Germany and Italy called for unification.