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What did government in the Italian peninsula look like in 1855?

AEach territory had a separate government, but all were controlled by either Austria or the papacy.
BThe present day nation of Italy was ruled under as one, under the monarchy of the Kingdom of Italy.
CAlmost all of Italy was under the control of Prussia, who was in conflict with papacy for control of the entire peninsula.
DThe southern half was under the sole control of Austria, while the northern half was under the sole control of papacy.

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pgarces128

The Italian peninsula's government was controlled by  either Austria or the papacy. Ultimately, this arrangement had to change when Prussia defeated Austria in 1866, and the latter had to concede Venetia in the name of Italy's unification. so the answer is a



ailud18

The correct answer is option A. The Italian peninsula's government was controlled by either Austria or the papacy. This arrangement had to change when Prussia defeated Austria in 1866, and the Austria had to concede Venetia in the name of Italy's unification.  The process of unification  began in 1815 with the Congress of Vienna and was completed in 1871 when Rome became the capital of the Kingdom of Italy.



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