Please help me :( it's due soon I will give brainiest!! I have two questions but will accept an answer from either pleas help me please and Thank you (Ap Euro) "By 1871, Europe was much different with the rise of two newly united nations - the Kingdom of Italy and the German Empire. The unification movements of both countries took place at about the same time in the mid-19th century and were both motivated by the same historical trends, liberalism and nationalism... Italy was divided into a number of separate states, but the Italians shared a common language and a common history, the Roman Empire... . Germany was actually more divided than Italy. It had more than three hundred independent states, and they didn't have a form of common government. Nonetheless, the Germans had a common language and shared some memories of unity in medieval times... Overall, liberal and nationalist opinions in Italy and Germany were much awakened by the French Revolution and Napoleon." - OER Resource

Which statement is true when finding the similarities between Italian and German unification?

(What is the point of comparison from this information?)

A.) Unification of Italy and Germany each had hundred's of independent states to unify.
B.) Unification of Italy and Germany each had hundred's of independent states to unify.

The belief in rebuilding the Roman Empire was a major unifying force for Italy and Germany.
The belief in rebuilding the Roman Empire was a major unifying force for Italy and Germany.

C.) Liberalism and nationalism were not motivating factors for the unification of Italy and Germany.

D.) A major factor in the unification of Italy and Germany were that each new nation's people shared common language and histories.
"By 1871, Europe was much different with the rise of two newly united nations - the Kingdom of Italy and the German Empire. The unification movements of both countries took place at about the same time in the mid-19th century and were both motivated by the same historical trends, liberalism and nationalism... Italy was divided into a number of separate states, but the Italians shared a common language and a common history, the Roman Empire... . Germany was actually more divided than Italy. It had more than three hundred independent states, and they didn't have a form of common government. Nonetheless, the Germans had a common language and shared some memories of unity in medieval times... Overall, liberal and nationalist opinions in Italy and Germany were much awakened by the French Revolution and Napoleon." - OER Resource

Which statement is true when finding the differences between Italian and German unification?

(What is the point of contrast from this information?)

A.) Germany unification faced adversity due to 300 independent states and no common system of government.
B.) Italian unification was more successful than German unification due to having a common language.
C.) German unification was more effected by the French Revolution and Napoleon than Italy.
D.) Italy did not repsond to new liberalism and nationalism during the unification events.