Anita Garibalidi Alyssa Hillenberg Akilah PierreLouis Savannah Turner

Anita Garibalidi Alyssa Hillenberg, Akilah Pierre-Louis, Savannah Turner, Kelsey Wiley

Anita Garibaldi - Thesis Anita Garibaldi displays integrity, grace, civility and feminism through her selflessness she displayed in her life for her children and her undying loyalty and love to her country and her husband. Due to cultural differences between American culture and Brazilian culture. Our group will be discussing how Anita Garibaldi displays integrity, civility and feminism through the selflessness she displayed in her life, for her children and her undying loyalty and love to her country and husband.

Anita Garibaldi- the beginning ❖ Born August 31, 1821 and died in 1849 ❖ Never had a formal education, but like all girls at that time, she became a good equestrian ❖ Because of her ‘unruliness’ she was forced to marry Manoel Aguiar, a 25 year old shoemaker, when she was just 14. Then came Giuseppe Garibaldi. . .

Anita meets Giuseppe ❖ Giuseppe was an Italian exile ➢ started fighting for Rio de Janeiro (wanted independence from Brazil) ❖ Anita and her courageous spirit insisted on sailing with him and that was the start of her memorable life as a hero. ➢ She was one if not the most courageous of all the men ➢ Shamed others into getting back onto battlefield

Ragamuffin War ❖ Anita fought alongside her husband in the war ❖ She was captured. ❖ She continued searching for her husband among the dead. ❖ She escaped and was chased. ❖ She was reunited with her husband gave birth to their https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=yl. S 5 jzh. IKd 0 first child. ❖ Integrity

Italian Campaigns 1848 ❖ Followed her husband back to Italy. ❖ She was officially married and gave birth to 3 or 4 more children. ❖ Followed her husband to lead Italian volunteers in the campaigns. ❖ Ultimately led to her death. ❖ Civility

Feminism - Feminism in Brazil - - Women’s rights Anita Garibaldi & Feminism - Home life Marriage Battles

Anita Garibaldi ❖ Mother of 4: Menotti, Rosita, Teresa, Ricciotti ❖ Rosita passed away at 2 ½ years old with their maid during an accidental fire when they were locked in a room and could not escape but other sources say that it was scarlet fever ➢ Birth year not official, some sources say 1841 others say 1843 ➢ Tombstone says 1843 -1845: she would have been 2 ½ according to tombstone

Wrapping Up ❖ Strong, hard working, motivated woman. Definitely represented civility, integrity and grace ❖ Loved her children but still managed to fight in war, while also caring for them ❖ Cared a lot about her husband ❖ Died at very young age of 27 on August 4, 1841 while pregnant with their 5 th child ➢ Sick (possibly Scarlett fever) and also running from Austrian and French troops with the Garibaldian Legion ➢ Passed away in husband’s arms ❖ 1860 her husband congratulated Victor Emanuel II for being king of a now united Italy, while wearing Anita’s gray scarf over his clothes

Anita’s Monument: Rome, Italy

References Garibaldino, M. Anita Garibaldi (2019). Retrieved Feb 27, 2019 from https: //www. findagrave. com/memorial/32134000/anita-garibaldi https: //www. encyclopedia. com/women/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-andmaps/garibaldi-anita-c-1821 -1849 https: //en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Anita_Garibaldi https: //www. mtholyoke. edu/courses/rschwart/hist 151/States. Nationalities 1848&l ater/album/Italy/slides/Garibaldi_campaign_Sciliy. html