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Hpw did nationalism influence the rise of Italy?

In Italy the causes of nationalism started with the fall of the Roman Empire. The peninsula was divided into several states that had their own government. Napoleon invaded many of these states but the unification did not last. The states split up again and nationalism started to begin again.

Nationalism influenced higher authority of Italy to be united country under the ruler/or King of the country . But the walls that separated the country of states caused Italy's  economic development to fall .

Explanation:

One of the major factors in this growth was the development of the new Whig Party. In 1836, the Whigs mobilized voters along regional lines. Although they did not defeat Van Buren, this anti-Democratic opposition increased its voting strength by 200,000 from the 1832 election. In 1840, the Whigs almost doubled their total in defeating Van Buren. Meanwhile, the Democrats continued to increase their power at the ballot box. Even in Van Buren's 1840 defeat, he received almost twice the number of votes that Jackson received in winning reelection in 1832!The huge increase in the electorate can be attributed to three developments. First, the institutional reforms of the Jacksonian period continued to take hold at the state and county levels. These changes made it easy for white males over the age of 21 (even if not citizens, residents, or property owners) to be eligible to cast ballots on election day

Explanation:

They both loved horses and horse racing and gambling on horse racing. They often rode horses together, and during those rides they would discuss national political issues.