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Giuseppe Garibaldi led in the unification of the south and the north.

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The Italians have stitched together yet another government, this one a left-right "contract" they call a yellow/green alliance. The two leading parties, The (formerly "Northern") League and the Five Star Movement disagree about such basic issues as refugees, taxation, and whether Italyshould stay in the eurozone. It is hard to imagine the government lasting very long, and already there is a high level of public conflict.

Most of the analyses miss the central point: Italian unification did not succeed, and today, as in the 19th century, it is fair to describe Italy as more "a geographic expression" than a country whose residents have a strong sense of national identity. Thus, regional and civic conflicts typically overwhelm efforts to make national policy, and federal governments are inherently unstable.

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Otto von Bismark and Wilhelm 1 lead to the creation of the German empire.While Bismark removed catholic influence and a focus on government which lead a population boom and industrialization.

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Ten Minute History - German Unification and Empire (Short Documentary)

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From around 1910 to 1920, Mexico underwent a series of revolutions and coups d'état. These struggles involved a large number of separate factions: conservatives, moderates, radicals, nationalists, opportunists, and bandits. Throughout the prolonged (though sporadic) fighting, the United States interfered on a regular basis, trying to protect American investments in Mexico. In more subtle ways, Germany also meddled in the affair, trying to distract American attention away from Europe.

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Under Otto von Bismarck's autocratic rule the new German empire was consolidated, and a constitution was crafted that favored conservative interests. The new German government had a parliament with a lower house, the Reichstag, which had some authority over economic matters but little influence over the military.

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Miguel Hidalgo spoke out against the leaders of at thee time was New Spain and attracted a small army and led his country to independence.

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Mexican War of Independence | 3 Minute History