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    of Italians to America in the 1800’s and 1900’s. The Italians in Southern Italy were the ones who suffered the most. Southern Italy was under the control of Spanish Monarchy‚ and kings left them living in poverty. In fact‚ 85% of Italian immigrants came from South of Naples down to Sicily. Garibaldi’s victory unfortunately did not produce the outcome Southern Italians were looking for. They were soon invaded by Northern Italy‚ and by that time‚ most southern peasants could not provide for their families

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    between 1896-1915 The liberal Italian Government faced many problems in the period between 1896 to 1915; Italy was in a political‚ economical and social state and was being held back in many ways because of this. Giolitti brought promising progress to Italy but could not solve all of the problems the government faced by 1915. Perhaps the most apparent and important problem which faced Italy was that of their economic situation‚ a lot of this due to the great north south divide. The north was going

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    Brigade‚ Good Morning‚ Night‚ The Red Brigade emerged in 1968 in Italy‚ a time of social and political turbulence around the world. For the Red Brigades‚ their fight with the Italian state was the continuation of the fight that the Italian Left Wing Resistance waged against Nazi Fascism during the Second World War. Offspring of classic Marxist/Leninists‚ their fight was ideological‚ and they feared the resurgence of Fascism in Italy which they equated with the rise of Italian and European capitalism

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    353 Dr. Bard Barkol November 23rd 2012   Napoleon III agreed to help Cavour in planning Piedmont’s war against Austria. The Emperor wanted to drive the Austrians out of Italy once and for all but did not want a revolution because then he would not end up as the legal sovereign of the richest and most powerful half of Italy‚ and hence would in practice dominate the whole peninsula. Camillo di Cavour wanted the principle of nationalities to be realized and that Savoy‚ be reunited with France. He

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    that Foreign Influence had the greatest impact on Politics and Society as it had a constant presence both positive and negative throughout the period‚ Duggan asserts that ‘Italy was unlikely ever to ‘make itself’1. The rise of nationalism and liberalism had a profound influence on Italy and was initially first brought to Italy by the French after their Invasion of 1796. Neapolitan rule led to the introduction of Liberal ideas and a Nationalistic sentiment‚ which was inspired by the ‘Code Napoleon’

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    The end of the First World War left Italy vulnerable. Italian citizens were largely unhappy with the state of their war-torn country and dissatisfied with the results of the Versailles Peace Conference. Due to the monetary pressures inflicted by the war‚ many had trouble surviving in the post-war economy. Frustrated with their current political system‚ unsettled citizens turned to violent‚ revolutionary groups who were willing to use any amount of force necessary to create change. Soon‚ a charismatic

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    “Pizza on Credit”: An Analysis Italy has always been perceived as a land of beauty. From its ancient architecture‚ to the abundance of timeless artwork‚ to the picturesque landscapes that appear to be almost unreal; the beauty of this country has been associated as a part of the life and culture for centuries. Even though this characteristic appeared to be common knowledge to all those who traveled to the foreign land‚ Italy itself did not always associate their country with this feature. Since

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    The eyewitness account of the plague in Florence‚ Italy in 1384‚ talked about by Marilyn Migiel‚ was the author of the Decameron himself. Giovanni Boccaccio’s account of the plague is seemingly an eyewitness account because he “filtered his stories through other literary and historical descriptions of plagues” (Migiel 17). Boccaccio describes the plague as having baffling symptoms‚ the certainty of death‚ the overbearing presence of death and the dying‚ the procedures for trying to avoid the plague

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    change in the country’s growth. Matteo Renzi was appointed Prime Minister of Italy this year in February‚ and has taken steps to reform the government of Italy. He has since took action through domestic policies and foreign affairs‚ and is working on a new plan to speed up Italy’s sluggish justice system‚ reform its schools and spur investment. These may sound promising but would be difficult to achieve since Italy is cash strapped. David Cameron‚ the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom‚ aims

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    divided into 8 states and the northern part of Italy was controlled by Austria-Hungary. l Again‚ they disliked the alien rule and wanted to be independent. The nationalist movement began. l In 1820-30s‚ the Carbonari was formed in Naples. They carried out a series of revolutions‚ but all of them failed because they lacked organization and mass support. There was also no capable leader. l In 1831‚ Mazzini formed the Society of Young Italy (it was more popular). He believed that the revolutions

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