By the late 19th century, the peninsula of Italy had finally been brought under one flag, but the land and the people were by no means unified. Decades of internal strife had left a legacy of violence, social chaos, and widespread poverty. The peasants in the primarily poor, mostly rural south of Ethnic Groups 3 Italy and on the island of Sicily had little hope of improving their lot...
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The peasants in the primarily poor, mostly rural south of Ethnic Groups 3 Italy and on the island of Sicily had little hope of improving their lot. Diseases and natural disasters swept through the new nation, but its inexperienced government was in no condition to bring aid to the people. As transatlantic transportation became more affordable, and as word of American prosperity came via returning immigrants and U...
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