Comentario de mapa ITALIA

"LA UNIFICACIÓN DE ITALIA"

     1.-Análisis

• El mapa que vemos se sitúa en Italia
• Su tipografía es de colores
• Cronológicamente estamos en el año 1860 aproximanente, en la Edad Contemporánea
• Según su carácter es un mapa político-administrativo

     2.-Descripción

• El color verde representa PIAMONTE - CERDEÑA - LÍDER
• El color verde claro representa PARMA
• El color lila representa TOSCANA
• El color amarillo representa LOS ESTADOS PONTIFICIOS
• El color blanco representa LOMBARDO - VÉNETO
• El color rosa representa MÓDENA
• El color rojo representa EL REINO DE LAS DOS SICILIAS

  3.-Comentario histórico


El proceso de unificación partió de Piamonte-Cerdeña y más concretamente una de sus figuras más importantes fue el primer ministro Cavar. Este consiguió una guerra contra Austria y anexionarse Lombordo en 1859, pero no lo consiguió en Véreto.
Módena y Toscana lograron su anexión en 1860.
Garibaldi logró su ejército de "mil camisas rojas" conquistar el Reino de las Dos Sicilias en 1860.
Víctor Manuel fue nombrado rey de Italia.
En 1866 se venció a los austríacos y tomar el Véneto.
En 1870, los franceses que protegían al Papa se retiraron y esto les permitió a los italianos conquistar los Estados Pontificios.

Napoleon's biography

NAPOLEON'S BIOGRAPHY

Napoleon Bonaparte was born on August 15, 1769 in the city of Ajaccio on the island of Corsica. His father was Carlo Buonaparte, an important attorney who represented Corsica at the court of the French King. He had four brothers and three sisters including an older brother named Joseph. 

Coming from a fairly wealthy family, Napoleon was able to attend school and get a good education. He went to a military academy in France and trained to become an officer in the army. When his father died in 1785, Napoleon returned to Corsica to help handle the family's affairs. While in Corsica, Napoleon became involved with a local revolutionary named Pasquale Paoli. For a while he helped Paoli in fighting against the French occupation of Corsica. However, he later changed sides and returned to France.

“France has more need of me than I have need of France. “

– Napoleon

In 1812 the French invasion of Russia, led to a reversal of fortunes. His army succeeded in advancing to the outskirts of Moscow, but it was a hollow victory. The Russians had retreated into the interior, leaving a desolate and empty city. Cold and worn down with illness, his Grande Armée was forced into a long a painful retreat through the deep freeze of the Russian winter.

In 1813, the Sixth Coalition defeated his forces at Leipzig, and the following year the Coalition invaded France, forcing Napoleon to abdicate and making him an exile in the island of Elba. However, less than a year later, Napoleon escaped Elba and dramatically returned to power. After his escape, an army was sent by Louis XVIII to arrest Napoleon, but, Napoleon was able to sway his former army and they dramatically joined up with Napoleon. On returning to power, Louis XVIII fled and Napoleon regained power. 

Liberal Revolutions and Nationalist Movements

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