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Why did conflict in Italy continue even after unification?

A. There were still many religious differences.
B. There were still many linguistic differences.
C. There were still many regional differences.
D. There were still many geographical differences.

Respuesta :

Conflict in Italy continued even after unification as there were still many regional differences.

Further Explanations:

The  Italian Unification or Risorgimento was a social and political movement that amalgamated the  states of the  Italian peninsula into a single entity  of the Kingdom of Italy during the 19th century. The amalgamation was finally concluded by the leaders such as Giuseppe Garibaldi and Camilo Cavour in 1870. The  whole process of amalgamation was accomplished with sturdy leadership and foreign power(Prussian) intervention.

The whole  instance started  with Count Camillo di Cavour's appointment to the office “Prime Minister” of the Kingdom of “Piedmont-Sardinia” in the year  1852. He was a wealthy aristocrat who sword the seed  unifying Northern Italy. He did so bt firstly establishing an alliance with French emperor Napoleon III. The main intention behind  the unification was to establish a united power after Napoleon's invasion ,but unfortunately, religious diversity still persisted in the region creating a lot of issues.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High school

Subject: US History  

Chapter: Italian Unification

Keywords:

Italian Unification,Risorgimento, social ,political movement, the Italian peninsula, Kingdom of Italy, Giuseppe Garibaldi ,Camilo Cavour, foreign power(Prussian), Count Camillo di Cavour's,Prime Minister, Piedmont-Sardinia.

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