How did unification strengthen Italy as an industrial nation?

The power of the Church, which opposed industrialization, decreased.

Italians no longer worked for regional companies, but for national ones.

Resources and technology could be shared across the whole nation.

Italy was no longer fragmented, and farmers fled to the single capital city.

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9 April, 10:37

How did unification strengthen Italy as an industrial nation?

The power of the Church, which opposed industrialization, decreased.

Italians no longer worked for regional companies, but for national ones.

Resources and technology could be shared across the whole nation.

Italy was no longer fragmented, and farmers fled to the single capital city.

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Sophie Hayes · Answer 1

Unification strengthens Italy as a nation, as the revenue is distributed among the workers. All of the resources and technology is shared in between all of the people of the country, which improves unity among them. So the correct answer is C.