……………actually came to be known as the “Athens of Italy”.

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• In 1831 A.D. ………………established an organization known as YOUNG ITALY the motto of which was ‘God and people’.
• When Constantinople was captured by …………….most of the Greek scholars migrated to Italy
• ……………was born in the Island of Corsica in Italy on 15th August 1769.
• The unification of Italy was accomplished mostly by the heroic efforts of the Italian patriots supported by the ruler of Sardinia, …………………
• ‘The sword of the Unification’ of Italy was……………..
• …………….was the leader of ‘the Red Shirts’ in Italy.
• By …………… A.D. the whole of Italy except the Papal States and Venetia was united and the ruler of Sardinia.
• In 1866 A.D. Italy received Venetia as a reward for supporting ……………against Austria in the Seven Weeks War.
• In 1870 A.D. When Napoleon III, the French king withdrew his army from the Papal States on the wake of the Franco-Prussian War, the Italian army captured ……………and made it the capital of the Unified State of Italy.
• In 1907……………, France and Russia formed the “Triple Entente” for their protection against the “Triple Alliance” formed by Germany, Austria and Italy.