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To what extent had the Liberal Government made Italians by 1914?
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To what extent had the Liberal Government made Italians by 1914? After Unification in 1870 the Liberal government had hoped to have been left with a population that felt proud to be a part of Italy and that they had confidence in the government and the way in which they were controlling the country. The main hope was that Nationalism had increased and become widespread across Italy. The Liberal government had many groups of people to make happy and gain their confidence. These groups included Liberals, aristocracy, the working class and Catholics. These groups all felt differently about the government and the way they felt about being Italians varied. The Liberals were the happiest group within Italy in 1914. They were happy because they were in power and ran the country. One of the major and most favourable achievements that the Liberals had made was that they widened suffrage from two, to...
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