Which were the causes for the Italian War for Independence?
A-the growth of Italian nationalism
B-the attempts of Otto von Bismarck to conquer northern Italy
C-the military leadership of Giuseppe Geribaldi
D - a desire to retake Italian lands under Austrian control
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