What does Mazzini mean when he writes, "Before men can associate with the nations of which Humanity is composed, they must have a national existence?
According to Mazzini, what characteristics make up an idea. Country?
How do Mazzini's ideas relate to the rest of Europe during the era?
How would you describe Garibaldi's tone in his report on Naples?
Judging from the passage, how does Garibaldi feel about Italian nationalism? What
effect does nationalism play in his army's victory at Naples?
How are Garibaldi's and Mazzini's views similar?
What is one big idea that is described in both of these readings?
Why do you think these readings are relevant to scholars studying world history?
Do you consider these passages to be credibles sources?
How do these readings relate to one of the big themes or big trends of this period in
history?
Using evidence from the source texts, describe how a strong sense of nationalism
contributed to the unification of italy.