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The unification of Italy (1861) involved a combination of factors relating to physical, political, and cultural geography. Physical geography deals with the exterior physical features and changes of Earth. Political geography focuses on the state and its territory. This type of geography examines the external relations of states and the relationships between governments and citizens. Cultural geography deals with people’s traditions, beliefs, manners, and languages.

The natural features of Italy's geography made it difficult for the supporters of unification in the 1850's.

  • The unification of Italy was related to physical, cultural and political geography.
  • The geography of the country deals with the exterior physical features of its land formation.
  • Mountains split Italy west and east region, and the Po river divided north and south.
  • Before the unification, Italy was divided into regions and surrounded by sea.
  • The majority of the people in the 1850s were illiterate, which led to delay in gathering people together to fight against the foreign powers.

Therefore we can conclude that the geographical features were also responsible for uniting Italy together.

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