| RISORGIMENTO | The movement for Italian national unity and independence from 1815 (12) |
| PRUSSIA | Large German kingdom lasting from 1815 to 1918. (7) |
| EMMA | Novel from 1815 or 2000 packed by executive assistant |
| GANTZ | Benny *****, former general who leads Israel's National Unity party (5) |
| GNU | Government of national unity (abbr) (3) |
| ORANGE | Color symbolizing national unity in the Netherlands (though it does not appear on the Dutch flag) |
| WILLIAM | M.P., leader of the movement for the abolition of the slave trade (7,11) |
| WILBERFORCE | M.P., leader of the movement for the abolition of the slave trade (7,11) |
| ENOSIS | Term applied to the movement for the union of Cyprus with Greece (6) |
| ANTHONY | Susan B. ___, a leader in the movement for women's suffrage in the US (7) |
| RIVA | Luigi ___, former footballer nicknamed Rombo di Tuono (Roar of Thunder), who is the all-time leading scorer for the Italian national team |
| GUINEABISSAU | West African country that declared its independence from Portugal in 1973 (6-6) |
| ILDUCE | Title given to Mussolini by the Italian National Fascist Party (2,4) |
| FRATELLI | ___ d'Italia; opening line of the Italian national anthem (8) |
| DEL | State with the motto "Liberty and Independence" on its seal: Abbr. |
| ROBERTOMANCINI | Current manager of the Italian national football team |
| ROLAND | The Day After Tomorrow and Independence Day director, _ Emmerich (6) |
| TONE | Unable to sing with unity and break into a deft composition (4,4) |
| DEAF | Unable to sing with unity and break into a deft composition (4,4) |
| DELAWAREPROPHET | Lenape advocate of Indian unity and resistance, ca. 1760's |
