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How did the political climate in Italy change after unification? A. Laws were passed to enhance the political rights of the people. B. There was period of cooperation between anarchists and nationalists.
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How did the political climate in Italy change after unification?

A.
Laws were passed to enhance the political rights of the people.
B.
There was period of cooperation between anarchists and nationalists.
C.
The Catholic Church and the pope supported national institutions.
D.
Italy was engaged in a series of wars against France and Germany.

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Laws were passed to enhance the political right of the people

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